ortho-nitroaniline

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ortho-nitroaniline

[¦ȯr·thō ‚nī·trō′an·ə·lən]
(organic chemistry)
NO2C6H4NH2 Orange-red crystals that melt at 69.7°C, soluble in ethanol; a toxic material; used to manufacture dyes.
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