Definition: Anisilic, also known as anisilic acid, is a chemical compound formed by the oxidation of iron oxide. It has a characteristic metallic odor when in aqueous solution or vapors. Anisilic is primarily used in the production of plastic and rubber resins because it produces low-cost dyes that are effective at producing colors without being harmful to the environment. The term 'anisilic' comes from Greek, and its meaning is similar to "dye." The chemical compound is created by the oxidation of iron oxide, which produces a variety of pigments including yellow, blue, and green. Anisilic acid reacts with various dyes in water to produce a wide range of colors without adding harmful chemicals.
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