Chem. [f. UR-EA: see ETHYL and -ANE 2 b.] Methyl-urethane; methyl carbamate.
1844. Fownes, Man. Chem., 417. It yields with dry ammonia a solid crystallizable substance, called urethylane.
1852. Watts, trans. Gmelin’s Handbk. Chem., VII. 292. Urethylane crystallizes in tables derived from an oblique rhombic prism.
1863. Watts’ Dict. Chem., 1. 751. Carbamate of Methyl. Urethylane.
