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arsanilic, a. Chem.|ɑːsəˈnɪlɪk|
[f. arsenic + anilic a.; cf. G. arsanilsäure (Ehrlich and Bertheim 1907, in Chem. Zentralbl. II. 898).]
Of or derived from arsenic acid and aniline, esp. arsanilic acid, C6H8O3NAs ({b2} NH2.C6H4.AsO(OH)2), a compound used in the preparation of arsenicals.
1907Chem. Abstr. 2715 The ‘arsenic anilide’ is really p-aminophenylarsinic acid or arsanilic acid, as the author [sc. Ehrlich & Bertheim] terms his compound. 1937Thorpe's Dict. Appl. Chem. I. 486/2, p-Arsanilic acid..was first obtained by Béchamp by heating a mixture of aniline and arsenic acid at 190°–200° with stirring. 1959Times (Agric. Suppl.) 7 Dec. p. vii/1, Arsanilic acid..used both as the free acid and as the sodium salt..to improve feathering and pigmentation [in poultry]. |