Discoveries and inventions of the nineteenth century (1905)
Routledge, Robert · London : G. Routledge and Sons · leaf 839
hepipe, which is connected with a worm surrounded by cold water. The anilineis purified by another distillation over lime or soda. When pure, anilineis a colourless, somewhat oily-looking liquid, of a feeble aromatic odour.Under the influence of light and air it becomes of a brownish tint, in… … Fig. 356.—Section of Hollow Spindle,—Anilitie Apparatus. 788 COajl-taj? caj:,OUK:s. practically available for dyeing. Let it be noticed that when Mr. Perkindiscovered aniline purple^ he was not engaged in searching for dye-stuffs,but was carrying on a purely scientific investigation as to the…
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