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methyl violet

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methyl violet [′meth·əl ′vī·lət]
(organic chemistry)
A derivative of pararosaniline, used as an antiallergen and bactericide, acid-base indicator, biological stain, and textile dye. Also known as crystal violet; gentian violet.


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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] MAJOR PRODUCTS In powder, granule and presscake from: * 2B Reds * Arylide Yelllows * Barium and Calcium Lithols * Carbazole Violet * Diarylide Yellows and Oranges * Lake Reds * Lithol Rubines * Madder Lake * Methyl Violets * Napthol Reds * Phthalo Blue and Green * Pigmment Green B * Pyrazolone Oranges * Rhodamines * Toluidine Reds * Victoria Blues
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