1-propylbenzene, to air, industrial processes

1-propylbenzene, emissions to air, generated from physical or chemical processes during manufacturing, but not from combustion.

Also known as: Benzene, propyl; Einecs 203-132-9; Chembl286062; Nsc-16941; Mfcd00009377; Bdbm50167945; S0656; Qca08758; 1-phenylpropane; Isocumene; N-propyl benzene; Hsdb 5353; Ns00006753; Propyl benzene; Nsc 16941; Propyl-benzene; Ncgc00248093-01; Propylbenzene, > =99.0% (gc); Z104479154; Un2364; Q288806; Fp54926; Propylbenzene [mi]; A800778; Unii-0wr86zhg2z; 0wr86zhg2z; Benzene,propyl; N-propylbenzene; Phenylpropane; Ncgc00254532-01; Propylbenzene (all isomers); En300-20607; Tox21_300567; Nsc16941; Prph; N-propylbenzene [hsdb]; Dtxcid1022219; Propylbenzene, analytical standard; Benzene, propyl-; 1-propylbenzene; 203-132-9; Chebi:42630; N-propyl benzene [un2364] [flammable liquid]; Inchi=1/c9h12/c1-2-6-9-7-4-3-5-8-9/h3-5,7-8h,2,6h2,1h; Propylbenzene; Wln: 3r; N-propylbenzene 100 microg/ml in methanol; Ai3-23862; Dtxsid3042219; 3h0; Akos000120950; 103-65-1; Benzene, n-propyl-; Un 2364; Propylbenzene, n-; Cas-103-65-1; Propylbenzene, 98%; Hms3754o19; P0523

Term type: Emission
Units: kg C9H12
CAS Number: 103-65-1

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