Family
Bases and alkalis
Strong bases are as corrosive as strong acids and can cause deep tissue burns without pain. Never mix with acids without controlled neutralisation. Store away from aluminium and other amphoteric metals.
2,058 indexed substances.
- Boron, trifluoro(N-phenylbenzenamine)-, (T-4)-1495-72-3C12H11BF3N
- Bromodiphenhydramine118-23-0C17H20BrNO
- Brompheniramine86-22-6C16H19BrN2
- Butalamine22131-35-7C18H28N4O
- Butaxamine2922-20-5C15H25NO3
- Butethamine2090-89-3C13H20N2O2
- Butoxamine Hydrochloride5696-15-1C15H26ClNO3
- Butyl 2,4-dinitrophenyl carbonate15741-91-0C11H12N2O7
- Butyl(nitroso)propylamine25413-64-3C7H16N2O
- Butylethanolamine111-75-1C6H15NO
- C Amine88-53-9C7H8ClNO3S
- Cadmium carbonate (CdCO3)513-78-0CCdO3
- Calcium Carbonate471-34-1CCaO3
- calcium hydroxide1305-62-0CaH2O2
- Calcium;dihydroxide12177-68-3CaH2O2
- Captamine Hydrochloride13242-44-9C4H12ClNS
- Carbamic acid, (2-mercaptoethyl)-, phenyl ester, S-ester with phenylthiocarbonate28174-17-6C16H15NO4S
- Carbinoxamine486-16-8C16H19ClN2O
- Carbonate Ion3812-32-6CO3-2
- Carpipramine5942-95-0C28H38N4O
- Carpipramine dihydrochloride anhydrous60452-13-3C28H42Cl2N4O2
- Cerium hydroxide (Ce(OH)3)15785-09-8CeH3O3
- Cesium carbonate534-17-8CCs2O3
- Cetylamine hydrofluoride3151-59-5C16H36FN
- Chlorisondamine Chloride69-27-2C14H20Cl6N2
- Chloropyramine59-32-5C16H20ClN3
- Chloropyridine29154-12-9C15H12Cl3N3
- Chlorphenoxamine77-38-3C18H22ClNO
- Chlorphenoxamine Hydrochloride562-09-4C18H23Cl2NO
- Choline bicarbonate78-73-9C6H15NO4
- Choline, hydroxide123-41-1C5H15NO2
- Chromium trihydroxide1308-14-1CrH6O3
- Clocapramine47739-98-0C28H37ClN4O
- Clofenetamine Hydrochloride2019-16-1C20H27Cl2NO
- Clomipramine303-49-1C19H23ClN2
- Cobaltous carbonate513-79-1CCoO3
- Columbamine3621-36-1C20H20NO4+
- Copper carbonate1184-64-1CCuO3
- copper hydroxide20427-59-2CuH2O2
- Cycliramine47128-12-1C18H19ClN2
- Cyclobutane-1,2-bis(methylamine), bis(chloroacetate)18228-57-4C10H20Cl2N2O4
- Cyclododecanamine1502-03-0C12H25N
- Cyclohept(b)indole-1-ethylamine, 1,2,3,4,5,10-hexahydro-10-ethyl-N,N,1-trimethyl-, hydrochloride58982-14-2C20H31ClN2
- Cycloheptanemethanamine, 1-amino-5062-68-0C8H18N2
- Cycloheptylamine, N-(2-oxazolinyl)-101564-52-7C10H18N2O
- Cyclohexyldiethylamine91-65-6C10H21N
- Cyclooctylamine5452-37-9C8H17N
- Cyclopentamine102-45-4C9H19N
- Cyclopentylamine1003-03-8C5H11N
- Cyclopropanamine, 2-(3,4,5-trimethoxyphenyl)-17061-21-1C12H17NO3
- Cyclopropanamine, N-(2-(2-chlorophenoxy)ethyl)-, hydrochloride (1:1)5388-82-9C11H15Cl2NO
- Cycotiamine6092-18-8C13H16N4O3S
- Cypenamine15301-54-9C11H15N
- Cypenamine Hydrochloride5588-23-8C11H16ClN
- Cystamine51-85-4C4H12N2S2
- Cystamine Dihydrochloride56-17-7C4H14Cl2N2S2
- Cysteamine60-23-1C2H7NS
- Cysteamine Hydrochloride156-57-0C2H8ClNS
- Cytoxal alcohol cyclohexylamine4465-94-5C13H30Cl2N3O3P
- D-Bacillosamine7013-45-8C6H14N2O3
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