In 1856, Perkin, an English chemist, discovered the coal-tar (anilin) dyes.

For example, nitric acid will discharge all the color from all bacilli artificially dyed with anilin, except those of tubercle and anthrax.

His name was Josn, and he had paid Roent for passage to Anilin.

The Russian Derby winner Anilin was also in the line-up.

Or was Denna just the name that you were wearing on the road to Anilin?

Runge in it kyanol, which after oxidation became an insoluble black pigment and known as aniline black.

It is also known as phenylamine or amido-benzole, or commercially as aniline oil.

Commercial aniline oil is not, as we have seen, the purest form of rectified aniline.

Stated in a few words, the above is the process adopted on all hands for the production of commercial aniline , or aniline oil.

The aniline salt is dissolved in as little hot water as possible and neutralised with a small amount of aniline oil (10 lb.).

First, light aniline oils pass over, followed by others, and finally by the heavy oils, or "aniline-tailings."

It is also known as phenylamine or amido-benzole, or commercially as aniline oil.

Zinan in 1840, experimenting along the same lines, produced another compound terming it benzidam.

It screamed as blue oil flowed out of its broken shell.

This set of teeth was perspex, half-filled with blue oil.

As she spoke, she saw Burlingham in his nightshirt propped against a big blue oil barrel.

To make up for that, however, he was determined to give the two new potato-carts and the best plow a coating of beautiful blue oil-paint.

Blue oil and water, if you don't mind.