Chem. [f. L. flāv-us yellow + ANILINE.] (See quot. 1889.)
1882. Athenæum, No. 2859. 211. [Herren Fischer and Rudolph reported its discovery to the Berlin Chemical Society.]
1889. Roscoe & Schorlemmer, Chem., III. III. 211. When acetanilide is heated with zinc chloride for several hours to 250–260°, Flavaniline, C6H14N2ClH, a beautiful yellow colouring matter, is obtained, having a splendid moss-green fluorescence, which shows brilliantly on silk.
