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(Q2270)

English

benzene

hydrocarbon compound consisting of a 6-sided ring

  • C6H6
  • [6]annulene
  • BNZ
  • cyclohexa-1,3,5-triene
  • 1,3,5-cyclohexatriene
  • benzol
  • benzole
  • benzolene
  • bicarburet of hydrogen
  • phenyl hydride
  • cyclohexatriene
  • (6)annulene
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chemical structure
Benzene-2D-full.svg
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image
Benzene sample.jpg
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mass
78.11 dalton
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stated in
PubChem
PubChem CID
241
language of work or name
English
title
benzene (English)
retrieved
19 October 2016
stated in
ChEMBL
ChEMBL ID
CHEMBL277500
language of work or name
English
title
BENZENE (English)
retrieved
12 April 2024
chemical formula
C₆H₆
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stated in
PubChem
PubChem CID
241
language of work or name
English
title
benzene (English)
retrieved
19 November 2016
canonical SMILES
C1=CC=CC=C1
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stated in
PubChem
PubChem CID
241
language of work or name
English
title
benzene (English)
retrieved
19 November 2016
density
0.88±0.01 gram per cubic centimetre
temperature
20±1 degree Celsius
phase of matter
liquid
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stated in
Hazardous Substances Data Bank
HSDB ID
35#section=TSCA-Test-Submissions
boiling point
176±1 degree Fahrenheit
under pressure
760±1 torr
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NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
0049
80 degree Celsius
under pressure
100,000 pascal
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stated in
International Chemical Safety Card
ICSC ID
0015
language of work or name
English
title
BENZENE (English)
retrieved
12 June 2019
vapor pressure
75±1 millimetre of mercury
temperature
68±1 degree Fahrenheit
1 reference
NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
0049
solubility
0.07±0.01 gram per 100 gram of solvent
temperature
68±1 degree Fahrenheit
solvent
water
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NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
0049
refractive index
1.501
temperature
20 degree Celsius
wavelength
589.29
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lower flammable limit
1.2±0.1 volume percent
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NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
0049
upper flammable limit
7.8±0.1 volume percent
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NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
0049
NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
0049
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time-weighted average exposure limit
0.32±0.01 milligram per cubic metre
applies to jurisdiction
no value
duration
10±1 hour
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NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
0049
immediately dangerous to life or health
1,595±1 milligram per cubic metre
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NIOSH Pocket Guide ID
0049
minimal lethal dose
median lethal dose (LD50)
Unicode character
⏣
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⌬
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has part(s)
carbon
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hydrogen
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Commons category
Benzene
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subject named as
Benzin
creator
Eilhard Mitscherlich
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Benzol
creator
Justus von Liebig
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Identifiers

NDL Authority ID
00560611
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NL CR AUT ID
ph249385
subject named as
benzen
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Reaxys registry number
969212
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stated in
ChEBI
ChEBI ID
16716
language of work or name
English
title
benzene (English)
retrieved
19 October 2016
Gmelin number
1671
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ICSC ID
0015
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CAMEO Chemicals ID
2577
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UN number
1114
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Kemler code
33
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HSDB ID
35
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stated in
Hazardous Substances Data Bank
HSDB ID
35
publication date
28 October 2019
title
BENZENE (English)
retrieved
10 May 2021
NSC number
67315
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UM-BBD compound ID
c0142
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PDB ligand ID
BNZ
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CA PROP 65 ID
benzene
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HCIS ID
359
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KBpedia ID
Benzene
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stated in
KBpedia
retrieved
9 July 2020
NALT ID
12304
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Nikkaji ID
J2.375B
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PDB structure ID
PM20 ware ID
142110
subject named as
Benzene
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PSH ID
5981
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Quora topic ID
Benzene-compound
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Benzene
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Treccani ID
benzene
subject named as
benzene
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UNSPSC Code
15101507
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WordNet 3.1 Synset ID
14798860-n
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