Dictionary of Inorganic and Organometallic Compounds 2020 Chemical Search

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If you wish to retrieve all of the entries, type y in the search box.Boiling PointUnits: °C, at 760 mmHgCAS Registry Nos.CAS number of a compoundChemical NameCRC NumberUnique ID for the compound in CRC Chemical Dictionaries.DensityUnits: g cm-3, temperature in °CDielectric ConstantAt temperature in °C.Dipole MomentUnits: DEnthalpy of FusionUnits: kJ mol-1Enthalpy of VaporizationUnits: kJ mol-1, at boiling pointFlash PointUnits: °CIR PeakSearch for a peak value or range in cm-1Magnetic SusceptibilityUnits: 10-6 cm3 mol-1Mass Spectral PeakSearch for peak value or range. Results show peak values and relative initensities.Melting PointUnits: °CMolecular FormulaMolecular Formula by ElementMolecular WeightRaman PeakSearch for a peak value or range in cm-1Refractive IndexValues at 589 nmThreshold Limit Value (STEL)Units: ppm. Short-term Exposure Limit.Threshold Limit Value (TWA)Units: ppm. Time-weighted Average.UV PeaksSearch for a peak value or range in nm. 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