ANILINE
Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1842 · p. 51
(Anil, the Indigo plant.) A colourle oil-like liquid of a strong odour and hot aromatic flavour, remarkable for its tendency to form crystallisable compounds with the acids, so that it was originally termed crystalline; it is a product of the distillation of certain organic substances, and among others it has been derived from indigo. It is a compound of carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen, = C12 H7 N. [s. 1365]
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