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The 14 pages that link to William Henry Perkin, each with the reason it gives.

• Coal tarRelated: Coal-tar-derived aniline connected the tar industry to the birth of synthetic dyes.

• DyeRelated: Perkin’s accidental discovery established a commercially successful synthetic dye.

• AnilineRelated: His dye experiments transformed aniline chemistry into a commercial industry.

• Synthetic dyeRelated: His accidental discovery launched the commercial synthetic dye industry.

• Natural dyeRelated: Mauveine’s commercial success helped shift textile coloring toward synthetic dyes.

• Friedlieb Ferdinand RungeRelated: Perkin’s discovery turned coal-tar chemistry into a commercial dye industry after Runge’s early investigations.

• August Wilhelm von HofmannRelated: Perkin’s dye discovery emerged from research inspired by Hofmann’s work on aniline.

• AlizarinRelated: Perkin's dye success helped create the industrial context for synthetic alizarin.

• CoumarinRelated: His 1868 coumarin synthesis helped make the fragrance compound available beyond natural sources.

• TartrazineRelated: Perkin’s discovery launched the industrial context in which synthetic dyes such as tartrazine later developed.

• SafraninRelated: Perkin’s discovery helped launch the industrial chemistry that produced synthetic dyes such as safranins.

• BenzidineRelated: His dye discovery helped launch the synthetic colorant industry that later used benzidine compounds.

• FuchsineCompared with: Perkin’s earlier dye discovery helped launch the synthetic dye industry that soon produced fuchsine.

• Rubia tinctorumRelated: Perkin’s synthetic alizarin process helped make natural madder commercially less competitive.