napthalene

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This would be so much cooler then Naphtalene. napthalene is a simple aromatic hydrocarbon, basically one benzene ring fused with another. molecular formula C10H8. hydrocarbons can be cracked under certain conditions to produce various aromatic hydrocarbons so finding it in space could be fairly common if there are hydrocarbons near a source capable of cracking them.

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  • This would be so much cooler then Naphtalene. napthalene is a simple aromatic hydrocarbon, basically one benzene ring fused with another. molecular formula C10H8. hydrocarbons can be cracked under certain conditions to produce various aromatic hydrocarbons so finding it in space could be fairly common if there are hydrocarbons near a source capable of cracking them. —  doggdot.us
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  • Effect-directed analysis using broad-range fractionation methods taking into account compounds from polar to nonpolar should be applied for identification of pollutants causing biological effects, thus integrating biological and chemical parameters. ahr ah_receptor air_contaminants air_pollution air_quality airways akt alzheimers antioxidants arsenic arsenite aryl_hydrocarbon asthma blood_brain_barrierp-glycoproteins brain cyp1a1 cytokines diesel_exhaust dioxin _disease dj-1parkinsons drosophila electrophilic_chemicals enteroendocrine_cells epithelial_cells estrogen_receptors flagellin flood gas_burners gas_phase_contaminants genetics hahs ho-1 ibd inflammation insulinblood_brain_barrier intestinal_infection lps macrophages mercury metal_ionsmast_cells metals mitochondria_damage n-alkanes napthalene no nrf2 oxidative_stress pah pahs park7 particulate_chemicals particulate_matter particulates pcbs pesticides phase_i phase_ii pkbpahs pm prostaglandins quinones resveratrol signalling_pathways ufpm ultrafine_dietary_particles ultrafine_particles ultra-fine_particle_toxicity weather xenobiotic_metabolism CiteULike organises scholarly (or academic) papers or literature and provides bibliographic (which means it makes bibliographies) for universities and higher education establishments. —  CiteULike: Everyone's library
  • It will be found that a mixture of nut oil and oil of bitter almonds, or of bromo-napthalene and acetone, can be made of only a faint yellow colour; and by exact adjustment of the proportions will have the same refractive index for any ray as crown glass (ordinary window glass). —  On Laboratory Arts
  • Put the dry glass into a bottle or beaker, and begin by adding almond oil (or bromo-napthalene), then add nut oil (or acetone) till the glass practically disappears when examined by sodium light, or light of any other wave-length, as may be required. —  On Laboratory Arts
 

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