nitrine (nitrin)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 60
[ nitro-aërial (nī"trō-ā-ē'ri-al), a. Consisting of or containing niter and air. Ray. nitro barite (ni-tro-bar'it), n. [ as a substitute for that oil, in the manufacture of con fectionery and in the preparation of perfumery. It is important as a source of aniline in the manufacture of dyes. It is known also as e ence of mirbane , a fancy name given to it by M. Collas of Paris. See aniline. more properly, called nitrobenzene.
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