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Ethylene Glycol Mono-N-butyl Ether (alias of Butyl Oxitol)

CAS RN:111-76-2

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SUBSTANCES - TOXIC (Combustible)
• Highly toxic, may be fatal if inhaled, swallowed or absorbed through skin

Find more information on this substance at: Hazardous Substances Data Bank , TOXMAP , TOXNET , PubMed