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benzylamine

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benzylamine [¦ben·zəl′am‚ēn]
(organic chemistry)
C6H5CH2NH2A liquid that is soluble in water, ethanol, and ether; boils at 185°C (770 mmHg) and at 84°C (24 mmHg); it is toxic; used as a chemical intermediate in dye production. Also known as aminotoluene.


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Serotonin and benzylamine oxidation by type A and B MAO of rat brain in presence of organophosphate pesticides.
MAO-A metabolizes serotonin and kynuramine preferentially, while MAO-B has a greater affinity for phenylethylamine and benzylamine (Da Prada et al.
Moreover, if a stoichiometric amount of benzylamine and acid chloride is introduced just before the torque increase, in view of favoring an imidization reaction between amine and anhydride functionality and of preventing the ester formation, no more torque or molecular weight increases are observed, even when TAAC is grafted, as shown in Figs.
 
 
 
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