Inhibiting action of some amino derivatives on the corrosion of steels by chloroacetaldehyde working solutions

Hippuric acid excretion after benzylamine ingestion in man.

“…It has also been employed in the manufacture of corrosion inhibitors (Yasnitskii et al, 1976;Makwana et al, 1975) and in photography (Starukhina et al, 1976). In spite of this, however, there appears to be a lack of knowledge of the biological fate in man of this ubiquitous chemical, although it has been over a century since interest was first shown in benzylamine metabolism.…”