Chemical Grade Aniline
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Product Code : SCL-CA-12619
Quick Answer: Chemical Grade Aniline is aniline (benzenamine), formula C6H5NH2, a toxic aromatic amine liquid used for controlled organic chemistry demonstrations and reference work by authorised users in a fume hood.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Formula C6H5NH2, also written C6H7N
- Also called benzenamine, aminobenzene, phenylamine or aniline oil
- Toxic liquid that can be absorbed through the skin; contact with liquid and vapour is avoided
- Used only in a fume hood or approved ventilated area
- Kept away from flames, hot surfaces, oxidising agents and acids
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Chemical formula | C6H5NH2 / C6H7N |
| Synonyms | Benzenamine, aminobenzene, phenylamine, aniline oil |
| Hazard profile | Toxic aromatic amine |
About This Product
Aniline is kept for organic chemistry demonstrations involving aromatic amines, for reference work where aniline or benzenamine is specified, and for teacher-led discussion of amine functional groups. Trained staff handle it wearing chemical splash goggles, suitable gloves and a lab coat, and dispense only the quantity the written procedure allows. Residues, contaminated wipes and gloves are collected as hazardous organic-chemical waste. Export supply of the Chemical Grade Aniline can be arranged to laboratories and schools in Trinidad and Tobago, Bahamas, Timor-Leste, Djibouti, Croatia and Albania.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Can students handle aniline?
Not without trained supervision. Aniline is a toxic liquid that can be absorbed through the skin, so it is dispensed by authorised staff in a fume hood with full PPE.
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For a quotation on the Chemical Grade Aniline, contact School Equipments India.
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