Significados de aniline dye en inglés

This is an aniline dye readily soluble in water.

This succeeded perfectly by making the varnish out of Canada balsam stained with a black aniline dye.

It is used in the aniline dye industry, and constitutes the essential nucleus or radical of those dyes.

A friend in London had inherited through his German wife a large aniline dye plant on the Rhine.

Obtain specimens of crude petroleum, naphtha, refined oil, aniline dye, paraffine, and carbolic acid; note the properties of each.

Mauve was the first aniline dye which was produced on a large scale, this being accomplished by Perkin in 1856.

Fortunately he prefaced his remarks by explaining his ignorance of the "technical matters involved in this aniline dye industry."

He wrote: From our own production we can offer some one metals and aniline dye for cotton, viscose, wool, silk, leather.

European refined beet-sugar coloured with aniline dye to distinguish it from Demerara cane sugar is sold under the name of ''yellow crystals.''

Eva's hat was trimmed with a draggled feather and a bunch of roses which she had tried to color with aniline dye.

Materials and methods: Normal skin specimens from a cadaver were processed with Masson's trichrome, which can effectively stain collagen fibers blue with aniline dye.

Mix a rather weak solution of clear aniline dye of the desired color and dip the plate in it, wiping the plate side clean.

Twenty-eight years ago Mr. Perkin discovered the first of the aniline dyes.

He was the discoverer of benzole, the basis of our modern brilliant aniline dyes.

Blue pills are made of the refuse; your female servants use aniline dyes; and there you are.

It is used in the manufacture of aniline dyes, in making varnishes, and for burning in spirit lamps.