A chemical compound containing a benzyl group bonded to an amine group, used as a solvent and in organic synthesis.
From 'benzyl' + 'amine' (nitrogen-containing compound). Combines systematic nomenclature developed in 19th century organic chemistry.
Benzylamine has a fishy smell and appears in many industrial processes—it's one of those chemicals that bridges the gap between laboratory curiosities and practical manufacturing.
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