alkylbenzene

benzene /ben·zene/ (ben´zēn) a liquid hydrocarbon, C6H6, from coal tar; used as a solvent. It is toxic by transdermal absorption, ingestion, or inhalation; chronic exposure may cause bone marrow depression and aplasia and leukemia.

benzene hexachloride (BHC) a chlorinated hydrocarbon, C6H6Cl6, having numerous isomers; the gamma isomer is lindane.

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A clear, colorless, highly refractive flammable liquid derived from petroleum and used in or to manufacture a wide variety of chemical products, including DDT, insecticides, and motor fuels. Also called benzine.

Benzene

A colorless volatile flammable toxic liquid hydrocarbon used as a solvent and as a motor fuel.

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benzene

[ben′zēn]

a colorless, highly flammable liquid hydrocarbon (C₆H₆) originally derived by fractional distillation of coal tar. It is now derived by catalytic reforming during petroleum refining. The prototypical aromatic compound, it is used in the production of various organic compounds, including pharmaceuticals.

benzene [ben´zēn]

a liquid hydrocarbon, C₆H₆, obtained mainly as a byproduct of the destructive distillation of coal, used as a solvent. It is irritant, toxic, and carcinogenic.

benzene hexachloride (BHC) a chlorinated hydrocarbon; one isomer, gamma benzene hexachloride (lindane) is used as an insecticide, to kill lice.

benzene

a liquid hydrocarbon, C₆H₆, from coal tar; used as a solvent.

benzene hexachloride

a chlorinated hydrocarbon. The gamma isomer was used extensively as an insecticide. Called also Gammexane, lindane.

benzene hexachloride poisoning

see chlorinated hydrocarbons.

benzene ring

the closed hexagon of carbon atoms in benzene, from which the different benzene compounds are derived by replacement of the hydrogen atoms.

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Albl's ring aromatic benzene poisoning benzene ring BHC C 6 H 6 Cannon's ring common tendinous ring conjunctival ring constriction ring gamma benzene hexachloride gamma-benzene hexachloride Kayser-Fleischer ring lindane met(a)- para- phen- phenol phenyl	N-paraffins are the major feedstock for linear alkylbenzene, a surfactant intermediate used in detergent manufacturing, which consumed more than 76% of the world's n-paraffin production in 2008. N-paraffins market growth driven by detergent formulation needs by Household & Personal Products Industry The fluid is a common, mass-produced petrochemical called linear alkylbenzene, or LAB, used to make clear detergents, like liquid hand soap. Geoneutrinos: for a big view of inner Earth, catch a few .. by Steele, Diana / Science News Pathomorphological changes in the gills of fish fingerlings (Cirrhina mingala) by lineal alkylbenzene sulfonate. Histological alterations observed in the gills and ovaries of Clarias ... by Adeyemo, Olanike K. / Journal of Environmental Health	alkalinizing alkalinuria alkalization alkalize alkalizer alkaloid alkaloidosis alkaloids alkalosis alkalotic alkaluria alkane alkapton alkaptonuria alkavervir alkene Alkeran alkide alkyl alkyl group alkylamine alkylate alkylating agent alkylating agents alkylation alkylbenzene alkylglycerols alkylmethyl-benzyl ammonium chloride alkylsulfonates alkyne ALL All American Drug All American Operation all fours position All My Relations All Nighter all or none all(o)- all- all-in-all-out housing all-meat syndrome all-nighter all-or-none law all-or-none phenomenon all-or-none response all-or-none trait all-or-nothing law all-payer system allachesthesia allantiasis allanto-	alkylate alkylate bottom alkylated alkylated alkylated alkylated gasoline alkylates alkylates alkylates alkylating alkylating alkylating alkylating agent alkylating agent alkylating agent alkylating agent alkylating agent Alkylating agents Alkylating agents Alkylating agents alkylation alkylation alkylation alkylation Alkylation (petroleum) Alkylation (petroleum) Alkylation (petroleum) alkylations alkylations alkylations alkylbenzene alkylbenzene sulfonates alkylbenzenesulfonate Alkylborane Alkyldimethylamine alkylene alkylglycerols alkylic alkylmethyl-benzyl ammonium chloride Alkylosing Spondilitis Alkylosing Spondilitis Alkylosing Spondilitis alkyloxonium ion alkylphenolethoxylate Alkylphenols & Ethoxylates Research Council Alkylphenols and Ethoxylates Research Council alkylsulfonates alkyne alkyne alkyne Alkynes Alkynes Alkynes Alkynyl Alkynyl Alkynyl all all all all all

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aromatic
benzene poisoning
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BHC
C 6 H 6
Cannon's ring
common tendinous ring
conjunctival ring
constriction ring
gamma benzene hexachloride
gamma-benzene hexachloride
Kayser-Fleischer ring
lindane
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phenol
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N-paraffins are the major feedstock for linear alkylbenzene, a surfactant intermediate used in detergent manufacturing, which consumed more than 76% of the world's n-paraffin production in 2008.

N-paraffins market growth driven by detergent formulation needs by Household & Personal Products Industry

The fluid is a common, mass-produced petrochemical called linear alkylbenzene, or LAB, used to make clear detergents, like liquid hand soap.

Geoneutrinos: for a big view of inner Earth, catch a few .. by Steele, Diana / Science News

Pathomorphological changes in the gills of fish fingerlings (Cirrhina mingala) by lineal alkylbenzene sulfonate.

Histological alterations observed in the gills and ovaries of Clarias ... by Adeyemo, Olanike K. / Journal of Environmental Health

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