Isobutane, to air, industrial processes

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

Also known as: 1,1-dimethylethane; Isobutane; Iso-c4h10; Unii-bxr49tp611; Epa pesticide chemical code 097101; 75-28-5; 2-methylpropane; Iso butane; Hsdb 608; Tert-butane; 2-methylpropane, 99.995%; Dimethylethane; Dtxsid60963546; Propane, 2-methyl-; 2-methyl-d3-propane-1,1,1,3,3,3-d6; Chebi:30363; Isobutane [mart.]; Propane, 2-methyl; Isobutane [who-dd]; Iso-butane; Isobutane (ii); Db-360584; Trimethylmethane; Akos015917447; E943b; H-tbu; Isobutane [fcc]; Q407225; I-butane; Isobutane [nf]; I0090; 2-methylpropyl; Isobutane (mart.); Mfcd00008926; Isobutane (nf); R 600a; Caswell no. 503a; D04623; Einecs 200-857-2; (ch3)2ch-ch3; Un 1969; Ec 200-857-2; Bxr49tp611; 2-methylpropane, puriss.; Isobutane [hsdb]; Methylpropane; Dtxcid806401; R-600a; Isobutane [vandf]; Ns00007329; 2-methylpropane, 99%; Chembl2106398; Isobutane [ii]; 200-857-2; Dtxsid1026401

Term type: Emission
Units: kg C4H10
CAS Number: 75-28-5

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