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Industrial Chemical Database

Browse commonly queried industrial chemicals. Each profile includes molecular properties, synonyms, and PubChem cross-references.

Methanol

MW: 32.042 g/mol · 2 heavy atoms

Acetone

MW: 58.08 g/mol · 4 heavy atoms

Toluene

MW: 92.14 g/mol · 7 heavy atoms

Benzene

MW: 78.11 g/mol · 6 heavy atoms

Formaldehyde

MW: 30.026 g/mol · 2 heavy atoms

Hydrochloric acid

MW: 36.46 g/mol · 1 heavy atoms

Sulfuric acid

MW: 98.08 g/mol · 5 heavy atoms

Sodium hydroxide

MW: 39.997 g/mol · 2 heavy atoms

Ammonia

MW: 17.031 g/mol · 1 heavy atoms

Ethylene glycol

MW: 62.07 g/mol · 4 heavy atoms

CID 8410 C19H24O3

Xylene

MW: 300.4 g/mol · 22 heavy atoms

Styrene

MW: 104.15 g/mol · 8 heavy atoms

CID 6338 C2H3Cl

Vinyl chloride

MW: 62.50 g/mol · 3 heavy atoms

Phenol

MW: 94.11 g/mol · 7 heavy atoms

Carbon tetrachloride

MW: 153.8 g/mol · 5 heavy atoms

CID 6579 C3H5NO

Trichloroethylene

MW: 71.08 g/mol · 5 heavy atoms

Hexane

MW: 86.18 g/mol · 6 heavy atoms

Methyl ethyl ketone

MW: 72.11 g/mol · 5 heavy atoms

Isopropanol

MW: 60.10 g/mol · 4 heavy atoms

Acetic acid

MW: 60.05 g/mol · 4 heavy atoms

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Data last updated: July 25, 2026

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