xylidine

/ˈzaɪlɪdiːn/
noun
  1. Any of several isomeric compounds derived from xylene, used in making dyes and pharmaceuticals.
    • The research team studied the properties of xylidine for potential medical applications.
    • Xylidine is an intermediate in the production of certain synthetic dyes.
    • Exposure to xylidine can cause headaches and dizziness, so proper ventilation is essential.
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