Organic Chemistry
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acetaldehyde
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acetic acid
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acetone
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acetylene
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acetylene series
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acetylsalicylic acid
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acrylic plastics
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addition polymers
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alcohol
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aldehyde
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aliphatic compound
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alizarin
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alkaloid
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alkane
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alkene
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alkyl group
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alkyne
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ambergris
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amide
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amine
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amino group
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ammoniac
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ammonium group
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amygdalin
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ANFO
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angostura bark
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aniline
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anthracene
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anthracite
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archil
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argol
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aromatic compound
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artificial sweetener
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aryl group
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aspartame
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asphalt
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attar of roses
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azine
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Bakelite
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balata
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balsam
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bay rum
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bdellium
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beeswax
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beet sugar
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benzaldehyde
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benzene
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benzene, 1,2,3-trihydroxy-
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benzene, dimethyl
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benzenecarbonal
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benzine
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benzoate of soda
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benzoic acid
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benzoic acid, 3,4,5-trihydroxy-
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benzoin
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biodiesel
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bitumen
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blister gas
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bone black
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Buna rubber
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butadiene
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butane
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butanoic acid
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butyl rubber
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butyric acid
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camphor
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Canada balsam
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cane sugar
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caoutchouc
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carbohydrate
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carbolic acid
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carbon black
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carbon disulfide
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carbon tetrachloride
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carbonite
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carbonyl group
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carboxyl group
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carboxylic acid
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carnauba
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castor oil
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catechu
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cellophane
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cellosolve
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celluloid
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cellulose
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CFCs
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chain compound
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charcoal
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chelating agents
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chicle
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chloroform
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chloropicrin
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chloroprene
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cis-butenedioic acid
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citric acid
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CN
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coal gas
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coal tar
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cochineal
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coke
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collodion
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copaiba
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copolymer
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cordite
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cornstarch
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cottonseed oil
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cracking of petroleum
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cream of tartar
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creosote
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cresol
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cutch
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cyano group
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cyclamate
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cyclic compound
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cyclohexane
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cyclopropane
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DEET
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denatured alcohol
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detonator
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dextrin
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dextrose
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diethyltoluamide
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digallic acid
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dimethyl ketone
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dimethylbenzene
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diphosgene
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dragon's blood
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drying oil
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dye
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dynamite
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EDTA
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elastomer
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epoxy group
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epoxy resins
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essential oils
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ester
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ethanal
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ethane
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ethanedioic acid
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ethanediol, 1,2-
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ethanol
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ethene
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ether
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ethyl
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ethyl alcohol
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ethylene
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ethylene glycol
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ethylene series
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ethyne
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explosive
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fat
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fats and oils
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fatty acid
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formaldehyde
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formic acid
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formyl group
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free radical
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Freon
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fructose
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fruit sugar
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fuchsin
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fuel
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fumaric acid
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functional group
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furan
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furfural
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fusel oil
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galactose
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gallic acid
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gallotannic acid
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gambier
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gamboge
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gas, fuel
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gasohol
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gasoline
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glucose
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glycerol
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glycogen
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glycol
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grain alcohol
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grape sugar
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grease
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Grignard reagent
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gum
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gum ammoniac
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gum tragacanth
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guncotton
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gutta-percha
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halons
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henna
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hydrocarbon
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hydrochlorofluorocarbons
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hydrofluorocarbons
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hydroxyl group
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hydroxytoluene
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ignis fatuus
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indicators, acid-base
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indigo
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industrial alcohol
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iodoform
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isobutane
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isobutyric acid
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isoprene
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isopropanol
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isopropyl alcohol
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kerosene
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ketone
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lac
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lactic acid
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lactose
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lake
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lanolin
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latex
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levulose
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lewisite
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linseed
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linseed cake
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linseed oil
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liquefied natural gas
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liquefied petroleum gas
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LNG
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LPG
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Lucite
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Mace
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magenta
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maleic acid
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maltose
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marsh gas
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mastic
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melamine
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mercaptan
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methanal
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methane
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methane series
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methanoic acid
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methanol
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methyl
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methyl alcohol
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methyl salicylate
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methylbenzene
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methylphenol
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milk sugar
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mineral oil
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monomer
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monosodium glutamate
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mordant
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MSG
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mustard gas
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N,N-diethyl-meta-toluamide
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napalm
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naphtha
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naphthalene
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naphthol
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natural gas
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naval stores
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neoprene
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nerve gas
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nicotine
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nitrile
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nitro group
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nitrobenzene
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nitrocellulose
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nitrogen mustard
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nitroglycerin
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number-average molecular weight
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ocher
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octane number
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oil gas
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oil of bitter almond
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oils
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olefin
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open-chain compound
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orchil
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organic chemistry
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organometallic chemistry
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oxalic acid
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oxy group
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paint
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palm oil
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palmitin
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paraffin
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paraffin series
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paraformaldehyde
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PBB
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PCB
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pectin
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petrochemical
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petrol
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petrolatum
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phenol
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phenol, 2,4,6-trinitro-
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phenolphthalein
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phenyl
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phosgene
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phthalates
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picric acid
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pigment
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pitch
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plastic
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Plexiglas
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poison gas
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polyacrylics
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polybrominated biphenyl
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polycarbonates
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polychlorinated biphenyl
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polyethylene
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polyethylene glycol
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polyolefins
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polypropylene
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polystyrene
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polyurethanes
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polyvinyl chloride
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potassium hydrogen tartrate
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producer gas
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propane
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propane, 2-methyl
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propanetricarboxylic acid, 2-hydroxy-1,2,3-
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propanetriol, 1,2,3-
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propanoic acid, 2-methyl-
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propanol, 2-
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propanone, 2-
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Prussian blue
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PVC
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pyridine
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pyrogallol
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pyroligneous acid
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pyroxylin
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racemic acid
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radical
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resin
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ring compound
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riot-control gas
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rosin
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rubber
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saccharin
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salicylic acid
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salol
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saponin
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sarin
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saturated fat
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saturation
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shellac
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sienna
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silicone
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smokeless powder
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sneeze gas
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soap
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sodium benzoate
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soman
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soot
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sperm oil
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spermaceti
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starch
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stearin
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styrofoam
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sucralose
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sucrose
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sugar
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sugar substitute
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sulfonic acid
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sweetener, artificial
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synthetic rubber
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tabun
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tallow
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tannin
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tar
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tar and pitch
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tartar
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tartaric acid
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tear gas
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tetrachloromethane
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tetraethyl lead
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tetrahydrofuran
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thermoplastics
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thermosets
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thiol
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TNT
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tolu
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toluene
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tragacanth
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trans-butenedioic acid
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trichloromethane
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triglyceride
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trinitrotoluene
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tung oil
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turpentine
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ultramarine
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umber
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unsaturated fat
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varnish
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vermilion
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vinegar
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vinyl plastics
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vulcanization
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VX
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Wacker process
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water gas
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wax
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weight-average molecular weight
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whale oil
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white lead
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will-o'-the-wisp
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wood alcohol
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xylene
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