Chemical CAS Number

CAS Name

The CAS registry number is widely used around the world to uniquely identify chemical substances, regardless of any changes in their names, synonyms, or languages The CAS numbers of most common substances can be found in publicly available databases, but for patented or newly generated substances, their CAS numbers can only be obtained by inquiring or applying the American Chemical Abstracts Service. A mixture cannot be applied for a CAS Registry Number, but the individual components of the mixture can be applied for CAS Registry Numbers

Fluoronitrobenzene series Fluorine propane series ether phenol derivatives Boric acid BOC-amino acid Sulfonic acids amino compound Disperse dyes Androgen and anabolic hormones Adrenal corticosteroids Fatty acid methyl ester Oxime Carboxylic Acid Anhydrides Laxatives and Antidiarrheal Medicines Acyclic polyamines and their derivatives Microbiological Media Rodenticides Amino compound Acyclic alcohols Aromatic hydrocarbons Azole fungicides HPLC with solvent Other germicides Plasticizers Monosaccharide Nucleotides and their analogs Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) Antidote Acyclic hydrocarbons Intermediate rodenticides Herbicide Intermediate Organic iron Organic palladium Acid-base indicator Indole Compounds Agricultural and environmental standards Fatty alcohols Pesticide germicide Forensic and veterinary standards Standard Substance Anthelmintics Coupler Derivatization reagent Organic pigments Infection Prevention and Control of Epidemic Organonickel Local anesthetics General anesthetics Hydrocarbon nitrification Alanine derivatives Antipsychotics Antihistamines Aromatics Carboxylic acid esters and derivatives Epoxide Sulfonamides and synergist Betaine Type Other herbicides Borides borates and borate Borate Proline derivatives Hydrocarbon halides Alcohols Phenol alcohols Alcohol derivatives Ion chromatography reagents Ethers ether-alcohols HPLC labeled reagent Inhibitor Activator Polyamines Skeletal muscle relaxants Pharmaceutical Impurity Reference Standards Natural sources of antineoplastic Natural-identical fragrances Analgesics Expectorants Carboxylic acid halides Contraceptives General Analytical Reagents Bridged Ring Compounds Spirocyclic Compounds Fine Chemicals Organic fluorine compound Organometalate Phosphines Organosulfur compounds Organosilicon compounds Organometallic compounds Heterocyclic Compounds Alkylurea and derivatives Inorganic acid Esters Hydrocarbons and derivatives Ketones Aldehydes Carboxylic acids and derivatives Quinones Ethers and derivatives Nitrile compound Hydrazine or hydroxylamine derivatives

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