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Description

M-nitroaniline is an organic compound that is used as an intermediate in the production of dyes, pharmaceuticals, and other chemicals. It is a colorless, crystalline solid with a pungent odor. It is toxic and can cause irritation to the skin, eyes, and respiratory tract. Long-term exposure to m-nitroaniline can cause liver and kidney damage, as well as anemia.

Associated brand names:
  ▸ Nitroaniline
  ▸ Nitro-A
  ▸ Nitro-B
  ▸ Nitro-C
  ▸ Nitro-D
  ▸ Nitro-E
  ▸ Nitro-F
  ▸ Nitro-G
  ▸ Nitro-H
  ▸ Nitro-I
  ▸ Nitro-J

Synonyms

• 3-nitroaniline
• 3-nitrobenzenamine
• amarthol fast orange R base
• azobase MNA
• CI 37030
• CI azoic diazo component 7
• daito orange base R
• devol orange R
• diazo fast orange R
• fast orange base R
• fast orange M base
• fast orange MM base
• fast orange R base
• hiltol fast orange R base
• m-aminonitrobenzene
• m-nitroaminobenzene
• m-nitroaniline
• m-nitrophenylamine
• meta-nitroaniline
• naphtoelan orange R base
• nitranilin
• orange base Irga I

Classifications

• chemical precursor
• dye

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