xylidine
noun
- any of the six poisonous, liquid, isomeric compounds having the formula CHN, resembling aniline and derived from xylene
- a mixture of these isomeric compounds, used in making certain dyes and in organic synthesis
See xylidine in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(zīˈlĭ-dēnˌ, -dĭn, zĭlˈĭ-)
noun- Any of six toxic isomers, (CH3)2C6H3NH2, derived from xylene, used chiefly as dye intermediates.
- Any of various mixtures of xylidine isomers.
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