Definition: The word "anilino" in Greek was originally used for a type of salt. It is the chemical formula for sodium chloride, or table salt, which you typically find on store shelves or purchased during grocery shopping. Definition: - The chemical symbol for sodium chloride (NaCl). It's represented by the lowercase letter 'S' and its molecular formula in terms of atoms is [Na] + [Cl]. - In chemistry, it is a form of sodium metal that reacts with water to produce sodium hydroxide (NaOH) and hydrogen gas. The anion, Na+ in the equation represents a positive charge on the sodium ion. The term 'anilino' is used to refer to the specific type of salt commonly found in grocery stores or kitchen cabinets.

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Definition: Anilinophile: A person who enjoys consuming anilines, which are a type of chemical found in some plant species, to their addiction. The term is often used metaphorically to describe a person's intense reliance on a particular substance or activity.

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Definition: The term 'Aniline Phlogiston' describes a chemical substance that combines with oxygen to form an explosive gas. This can occur in industrial processes, particularly in the manufacture of textile materials, and it's often used for burning cotton fabrics. The term 'Phlogiston' is a Greek word from the ancient world meaning "ashes" or "foul air."

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