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Synonyms : Compounds, Ethyl Mercury, Compounds, Ethylmercury, Mercury Compounds, Ethyl
Synonyms : Dionine, Ethylmorphine Hydrochloride, (5alpha, 6alpha)-Isomer, Ethylmorphine Hydrochloride, Dihydrate, (5alpha, 6alpha)-Isomer, Ethylmorphine Sulfate (2:1), (5alpha, 6alpha)-Isomer, Ethylmorphine, (5alpha, 6beta)-Isomer, Trachyl
Synonyms : Ethylmorphine N Demethylase, Demethylase, Ethylmorphine N, N Demethylase, Ethylmorphine
Synonyms : N-Ethyl-N-nitrosourea, N Ethyl N nitrosourea
| ethyl alcohol |
A chemical formed by fermentation or synthesis used as a raw material in a wide range of industrial and chemical processes.
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| ethylene |
Anolefin consisting of two carbon atoms and four hydrogen atoms a very important base chemical in the chemical and plastics industries.
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| ethylene glycol |
Used in the manufacture of a wide variety of industrial compounds and in certain cosmetics. It is used most commonly as an automobile antifreeze. It is toxic.
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| ethyl acetate |
A sweet, vinegary smell that often accompanies acetic acid. It exists to some extent in all wines and in small doses can be a plus. When it is strong and smells like nail polish, it's a defect
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| ethylene |
flammable gas (C2H4) derived from natural gas and petroleum; the lowest molecular weight member of the generic family of olefins. Ethylene is widely used as a feedstock in the manufacture of petrochemicals, including polyethylene and other plastics.
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