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The 21 pages that link to Aniline, each with the reason it gives.

• BenzeneRelated: Benzene is a feedstock for aniline used in dyes, polymers, and chemicals.

• AmineBroader topic: Aniline is a major feedstock for dyes, polymers, and other aromatic compounds.

• MethemoglobinemiaRelated: Aniline and related compounds can generate oxidizing metabolites that raise methemoglobin.

• NitrationRelated: Reduction of nitrated benzene produces this widely used chemical intermediate.

• William Henry PerkinBroader topic: Perkin oxidized aniline-containing material and found a purple residue.

• Steam distillationBroader topic: Its steam volatility allows separation from less volatile materials.

• Adolf von BaeyerRelated: Aniline chemistry supplied key routes and industrial context for the synthetic-dye research Baeyer pursued.

• Friedlieb Ferdinand RungeBroader topic: Runge isolated aniline from coal tar, an early demonstration that it contained useful organic compounds.

• August Wilhelm von HofmannBroader topic: Hofmann investigated aniline and its derivatives, central materials in his research.

• PhenethylamineCompared with: Its nitrogen attaches directly to the ring rather than through phenethylamine’s carbon chain.

• AcetanilideRelated: Acetanilide is formed by acetylating aniline’s amino group.

• BenzonitrileCompared with: It places an amino group, rather than a cyano group, directly on the benzene ring.

• BenzylamineCompared with: Unlike aniline, benzylamine has a methylene group between nitrogen and the aromatic ring.

• Friedrich EngelhornRelated: Aniline was a key raw material for the dyes BASF produced under Engelhorn.

• NitrobenzeneRelated: Reducing nitrobenzene converts its nitro group into the amino group of aniline.

• 2,4-DinitrophenolNarrower topic: Dinitrophenols emerged from the chemistry of nitrated aromatic compounds such as aniline derivatives.

• 4-Aminobenzoic acidRelated: PABA's amino group is attached directly to its aromatic ring, as in aniline.

• Anthranilic acidRelated: Anthranilic acid combines an aniline-like amino group with a ring-bound carboxyl group.

• BenzidineRelated: Aniline chemistry helped establish the industrial methods and markets in which benzidine was developed.

• FuchsineRelated: Aniline chemistry supplied the starting materials for early fuchsine production.

• ThiophenolCompared with: It has the same ring framework but an amino group rather than thiol.