Guidance

Aniline: properties and incident management

Information about aniline for responding to chemical incidents.

• From: UK Health Security Agency
• Published: 1 July 2014
• Last updated: 10 August 2022
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  1. 10 August 2022

     Updated general information and incident management documents.

  2. 12 May 2017

     Added general information document.

  3. 15 November 2016

     Updated incident management document.

  4. 22 January 2016

     Updated incident management guidance.

  5. 1 July 2014

     First published.

Documents

Aniline: general information

Ref: UKHSA publication gateway number GOV-12978

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Aniline: incident management

Ref: UKHSA publication gateway number GOV-12978

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Details

These documents provide information for responding to a chemical incident.

Aniline is also known as benzeneamine, aminobenzene, phenylamine, aminophen, kyanol.