Butyl nitrite

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Butyl Nitrite Chemical Structure
Butyl Nitrite
IUPAC name:

1-nitrosooxybutane
CAS number
544-16-1		 ATC code
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Chemical formula C4H9NO2
Molecular weight 103.12
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Butyl Nitrite is an Alkyl nitrite made from Butyl alcohol.

[edit] Chemistry

Other Synonyms Include:

  • Nitrous Acid, Butyl Ester
  • N-Butyl Nitrite
  • 1-Butyl Nitrite

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Alkyl nitrites edit

Amyl nitrite | Butyl nitrite | Ethyl nitrite | Methyl nitrite | Isopropyl nitrite | Isobutyl nitrite | Cyclohexyl nitrite
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