aniline point
aniline point
[′an·əl·ən ‚pȯint] (chemical engineering)
The minimum temperature for a complete mixing of aniline and materials such as gasoline; used in some specifications to indicate the aromatic content of oils and to calculate approximate heat of combustion.
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aniline point [degrees] C - 124 [plus or minus] 1.0)
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