Aniline

1.	Introduction
2.	Physical and Chemical Properties
3.	Production
3.1.	Raw Materials
3.2.	Processes
3.2.1.	Catalytic Hydrogenation of Nitrobenzene
3.2.1.1.	Catalytic Vapor-Phase Hydrogenation
3.2.1.2.	Catalytic Liquid-Phase Hydrogenation
3.2.2.	Reduction of Nitrobenzene with Iron and Iron Salts
3.2.3.	Amination of Phenol
4.	Quality Specifications
5.	Handling, Storage and Transportation
6.	Uses
6.1.	Methylene Diphenylene Isocyanate (MDI)
6.2.	Rubber Processing Chemicals
6.3.	Dyes and Pigments
6.4.	Agricultural Chemicals
6.5.	Pharmaceuticals
6.6.	Cyclohexylamine/Dicyclohexylamine
6.7.	Miscellaneous
7.	Economic Aspects
8.	Derivatives
9.	Toxicology
9.1.	Toxicokinetic Properties and Metabolism
9.2.	Toxicological Properties
10.	Occupational Health

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