1-Chlorobutane
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1-Chlorobutane

Model details

Platform
NIH 3D
Price
Free
License
CC-BY
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Formats
GLBSTLX3DWRL
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Author:boldens@cookman.edu

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Description

Butyl chloride appears as a water white liquid with a sharp odor. Flash point 20°F. Boiling point 77-78°C (173°F). Density 7.5 lb / gal. Slightly soluble in water. Vapors are heavier than air. Used in the manufacture of a variety of organic chemicals.

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1-chlorobutanebutyl chloride109-69-3n-butyl chloridebutane, 1-chloro-chlorure de butylen-propylcarbinyl chloridenbc wormersure shotbutane, chloro-chlorobutanenci-c061551-chloro-butanen-chlorobutanensc 8419mfcd00001009zp7r667sgdnsc-8419ncgc00091059-01dsstox_cid_206dsstox_rid_75432dsstox_gsid_20206chlorobutane, 1-chlorure de butyle [french]cas-109-69-3ccris 1389butyl chloride [nf]hsdb 4167einecs 203-696-6unii-zp7r667sgdbrn 1730909n-butylchloriden-chlorbutanechloro-n-butaneai3-15309n-butyl-chloride1-chloranylbutanechloromethylpropanen-buclbutylchoridenormal butyl chloride25154-42-1n-c4h9clec 203-696-61-chlorobutane, hplc gradewln: g44-01-00-00246 (beilstein handbook reference)butyl chloride [hsdb]chembl47259n-butyl chloride [mi]

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