noun
- a blue or blue-black dye derived from aniline, used in textile dyeing and as a biological stain
Usage: chemistry; technical
Examples
- The laboratory used indulin to stain the tissue samples for microscopic examination.
- Indulin produces a deep blue color when applied to cotton fabrics.
- The chemist prepared an indulin solution for the dyeing process.
- Indulin is commonly used in histological studies as a nuclear stain.
- The textile factory ordered several pounds of indulin for their blue dye production.