2) Enter x,y + text data in edit field.

3) Calculate

Both symbol and text can be inserted in CHEMIX binary phase diagram plotter. A and B can be inserted as any real numbers. Text fragments in which may follow the numbers A and B must only partly contain numbers e.g. 10 10 L1 where L1 is the text fragment.

Commands

There are seven commands that can be inserted in the end of each text string, these are:
[sf] = small font
[bf] = big font
[-s] = hide symbol
[-t] = hide text
[ih] = ignore hide (will ignore a 'global' check box hide if Hide - Text/Symbols- has been selected).
[il] = ignore limits - This is a way to put text or/and symbols outside the rectangular frame.
[_???] = Angled text in degrees e.g. [_180] (180 deg).

Examples:
20 50 Comment[-t] Symbol only (no text)
30 40 Text Only[-s] Text only (no symbol)
20 50 Text Only[sf] Text only (small font)
30 30 Text Only[bf] Text only (big font)
40 40 Big Font Only[-s][bf] Big Font Only (no symbol)
20 50 Comment[-t] Symbol only (no text)
40 40 Text Only[-s][-t] Absolutely nothing (no symbol and no text)
20 15 Text Only [-s][ih] View the text (Text Only) even if Hide - Text (check box) has been selected
10 10 [180]degrees text[_180][-s] 180 degrees text (no symbol)
-5 -5 Text outside frame[il] Text outside rectangular frame if x-min and y-min limits > -5

Text Insertion: Insert two numbers A and B and text representing a phase (e.g. L1) separated by spaces. Because L1 is not a number it will be identified as text in which always must be placed after the two numbers A and B e.g. 5.2 7.3 L1 (A= 5.2 B=7.3 Text=L1).

Identify a number as text: A number can be identified as text if it is enclosed in square brackets.

SAMPLES:
20 20 number [10][sf] --> number 10 (small font)
25 25 number[11] --> number 11 (normal font)
30 30 number [12][bf] --> number 12 (big font)

Text fields

Title - axis : Insert title and x,y axis text here.

X-min, X-max, Y-min, Y-Max : Limits for the plot - can be changed manually.

Generate plot: Enter a function or select from the drop down selection box.

X Y Text : Enter a x,y data set and text in this field.

Legend : Legend text.

Name - Experiment : Name representing current x,y data sets and parameters 'Experiment'.

Generate plot

For plotting a function, insert a function in the text field located below 'Generate plot' push button. Before using the push button, remember to enter min/max-limits for the plot. By selecting one of the items in the drop down list you will also be able to plot physical properties such as e.g. melting points etc. You can even manipulate physical (empirical) values selected from the drop down list by adding a function to the physical property (e.g . Melting point(C)+Symbol * sin(x) )

Note: To select radians or degrees go to 'Calculator' (radio buttons).

Calculate Composition From Phase Diagram

Interpolate

Binary Phase Diagram Calculation

Six options are available. First three options are local options. You must select a symbol (radio buttons located above the legend text field) before selecting one of the three first options.

Local options (Current selected data set)

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Deactivate(d) : Line drawing/interpolation for selected symbol will be deactivated.

Nat.cub.spline : Draw a cub.spline curve between points.

Phase Diagram Calculation

Polyline : Draw straight lines between points.

Global options (all)

Deactivate(all) : All line drawing/interpolation will be deactivated.

Nat.cub.spline(all) : Draw a cub.spline curve between points.

Polyline(all) : Draw straight lines between points.

Legend

There are three options regarding the graphical content of a legend box. These are: 1) Symbol 2) Symbol + Line and 3) Line.

Spline mode and Fill mode

Spline mode

Splines: By selecting spline mode you will be able to create splines. Spline points may be created interactively by clicking the mouse pointer (cross) within the rectangular/frame area (making small rectangles). First and last point may be connected by selecting connect. You may move spline points by hand. Simply locate the mouse pointer within a small rectangular area, click the left mouse button and move the mouse pointer/rectangle. Spline points may be removed by clicking the right mouse button with the mouse pointer located within a rectangular area. A thick lined rectangle/(spline point) indicates that the spline point belongs to current selected set of spline points (1 spline 2 spline). Also, every set of spline points has a number located on the right side of the first created spline point . This number is the spline set number. 30 independent sets of splines each containing up to 50 spline points may be selected/created from the splines - drop down selection box.

Spline options

Thin spline: Thin spline if checked. Thick spline if unchecked.

Connect : Connect first and last point.

Delete : Removes all spline points for current selected set of spline points.

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1 spline 2 spline .. : Sets of spline points. Select one of these from the drop down selection box. Spline sets that are in use has IU (In Use) located on the right side ( 1 spline IU 2 spline IU ..)

Black, Red , Green .. : Select spline color.

Fill mode

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Fill mode enables you to insert fill points. First select a color from the drop down selection box. Insert a fill point by clicking left mouse button inside the frame. Fill points can be moved around inside the frame using left mouse button. You can remove fill points (cross) by locating the mouse cross inside a fill-point and right-click it. You can also remove a fill point by the Delete push button.

Fill options

1 fill 2 fill.. : Select one of these (Note: Fill points that are in use has IU (In Use) located on the right side.

Black, Red , Green .. : Select fill color.

Calculate and +20% - Push buttons


Calculate : Use this push button to calculate max/min limits of a graph based on max/min inserted entry values.

+20% : Use this push button to rescale 'zoom out' by 20% in regard to Calculate.

Zoom

Zoom by moving the mouse cursor in plot area while right mouse button is pressed. The zoom actually occurs when releasing the mouse button. If you want to go back to initial zoom values (un-zoom), simply locate the mouse cursor outside (or in) the plot area and press +release left mouse button without moving the mouse cursor.
Note: If any zoom exceeds factor 1/2000, initial x,y values (before zoom) will automatically be selected.

Legend box

Place the mouse cursor over the legend box an click left mouse button. Keep holding left mouse button down and move the box around. Note: The legend box can not be seen before text has been inserted in the legend text field.

View - Check boxes - Global selections

Symbols : Uncheck to hide all symbols (Note: It will not hide symbols for entries containing a [ih] (ignore hide) command).

Text : Check to view all text (Note: It will not hide text in entries containing a [ih] (ignore hide) command).

Legend: Check to view legend box.

Spline rectangles : Check to view all spline rectangles.

Splines : Check to view all splines.

Fill colors : Check to view all fill colors.

Scale : Check to view x and y scale numbers.

Grid : Check to view grid.

Dot : Check to select a dotted line grid - Uncheck to select a solid line grid.

Frame : Check to view frame.

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Copy to Clipboard : By clicking the 'copy to clipboard' push button (two rectangles) located bottom right, the image will be copied to the clipboard. The image can thereafter be used by other applications (word processors etc.) that has the paste option.

Print : Send image to printer (printer image on push button).

How to change print quality and bitmap size

It is possible to change print quality and 'copy to clipboard' bitmap size. Simply go to 'Setup' and select print quality and bitmap size by checking/unchecking proper check boxes.


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NameCAS-nr.FormulaFamily
acetone67-64-1C3H6Oketone
methanol67-56-1CH4Oalcohol
dichloromethane75-09-2CH2Cl2halocarbon
tetrahydrofuran109-99-9C4H8Oether
water7732-18-5H2Owater
ethanol64-17-5C2H6Oalcohol
ethyl acetate141-78-6C4H8O2ester
toluene108-88-3C7H8aromatic
acetic acid64-19-7C2H4O2carboxylic acid
isopropanol67-63-0C3H8Oalcohol
chloroform67-66-3CHCl3hydrocarbon
acetonitrile75-05-8C2H3Nnitrile
1-butanol71-36-3C4H10Oalcohol
n-hexane110-54-3C6H14hydrocarbon
methyl acetate79-20-9C3H6O2ester
cyclohexane110-82-7C6H12hydrocarbon
n-pentane109-66-0C5H12hydrocarbon
n-heptane142-82-5C7H16hydrocarbon
acetaldehyde75-07-0C2H4Oaldehyde
n-octane111-65-9C8H18hydrocarbon
n-nonane111-84-2C9H20hydrocarbon
n-decane124-18-5C10H22hydrocarbon
n-undecane1120-21-4C11H24hydrocarbon
n-dodecane112-40-3C12H26hydrocarbon
i-pentane78-78-4C5H12hydrocarbon
neo-pentane463-82-1C5H12hydrocarbon
i-hexane107-83-5C6H14hydrocarbon
2,3-dimethyl-butane79-29-8C6H14hydrocarbon
2,2-dimethyl-butane75-83-2C6H14hydrocarbon
2,2,3-trimethyl-butane464-06-2C7H16hydrocarbon
2,2,3-trimethyl-pentane564-02-3C8H18hydrocarbon
2,3,4-trimethyl-pentane565-75-3C8H18hydrocarbon
cyclopentane287-92-3C5H10hydrocarbon
cycloheptane291-64-5C7H14hydrocarbon
cyclooctane292-64-8C8H16hydrocarbon
methyl-cyclopentane96-37-7C6H12hydrocarbon
ethyl-cyclopentane1640-89-7C7H14hydrocarbon
methyl-cyclohexane108-87-2C7H14hydrocarbon
ethyl-cyclohexane1678-91-7C8H16hydrocarbon
octadecane593-45-3C18H38hydrocarbon
isopropyl-cyclohexane696-29-7C9H18hydrocarbon
2-methyl-hexane591-76-4C7H16hydrocarbon
3-methyl-hexane589-34-4C7H16hydrocarbon
1-pentene109-67-1C5H10hydrocarbon
2-pentene (cis)627-20-3C5H10hydrocarbon
2-pentene (trans)646-04-8C5H10hydrocarbon
1-hexene592-41-6C6H12hydrocarbon
1-heptene592-76-7C7H14hydrocarbon
1-oktene111-66-0C8H16hydrocarbon
1-nonene124-11-8C9H18hydrocarbon
1-decene872-05-9C10H20hydrocarbon
1-undecene821-95-4C11H22hydrocarbon
1-dodecene112-41-4C12H24hydrocarbon
2-methyl-1-butene563-46-2C5H10hydrocarbon
3-methyl-1-butene563-45-1C5H10hydrocarbon
isobutylene115-11-7C4H8hydrocarbon
butadiene106-99-0C4H6hydrocarbon
hexadiene592-48-3C6H10hydrocarbon
isoprene78-79-5C5H8hydrocarbon
benzene71-43-2C6H6aromatic
ethyl benzene100-41-4C8H10aromatic
cumene98-82-8C9H12aromatic
n-butyl-benzene104-51-8C10H14aromatic
iso-butyl-benzene538-93-2C10H14aromatic
tert-butyl-benzene98-06-6C10H14aromatic
o-xylene95-47-6C8H10aromatic
m-xylene108-38-3C8H10aromatic
p-xylene106-42-3C8H10aromatic
n-propyl benzene103-65-1C9H12aromatic
o-methyl ethyl benzene611-14-3C9H12aromatic
m-methyl ethyl benzene620-14-4C9H12aromatic
p-methyl ethyl benzene622-96-8C9H12aromatic
naphthalene91-20-3C10H8aromatic
alpha-methyl naphthalene90-12-0C11H10aromatic
beta-methyl naphthalene91-57-6C11H10aromatic
alpha-ethyl naphthalene1127-76-0C12H12aromatic
beta-ethyl naphthalene939-27-5C12H12aromatic
styrene100-42-5C8H8aromatic
anthracene120-12-7C14H10aromatic
phenanthrene85-01-8C14H10aromatic
diphenyl92-52-4C12H10aromatic
1,2,3-trimethyl benzene526-73-8C9H12aromatic
1,2,4-trimethyl benzene95-63-6C9H12aromatic
diphenyl methane101-81-5C13H12aromatic
sec-butyl benzene135-98-8C10H14aromatic
o-diethyl benzene135-01-3C10H14aromatic
m-diethyl benzene141-93-5C10H14aromatic
p-diethyl benzene105-05-5C10H14aromatic
tetraline119-64-2C10H12aromatic
n-propanol71-23-8C3H8Oalcohol
sec-butanol78-92-2C4H10Oalcohol
iso-butanol78-83-1C4H10Oalcohol
tert-butanol75-65-0C4H10Oalcohol
n-pentanol71-41-0C5H12Oalcohol
n-hexanol111-27-3C6H14Oalcohol
n-heptanol111-70-6C7H16Oalcohol
n-octanol111-87-5C8H18Oalcohol
n-nonanol143-08-8C9H20Oalcohol
n-decanol112-30-1C10H22Oalcohol
n-dodecanol112-53-8C12H26Oalcohol
n-octadecanol112-92-5C18H38Oalcohol
ethylene glycol107-21-1C2H6O2alcohol
propylene glycol57-55-6C3H8O2alcohol
glycerol56-81-5C3H8O3alcohol
cyclohexanol108-93-0C6H12Oalcohol
allyl alcohol107-18-6C3H6Oalcohol
n-propyl acetate109-60-4C5H10O2ester
iso-propyl acetate108-21-4C5H10O2ester
n-butyl acetate123-86-4C6H12O2ester
sec-butyl acetate105-46-4C6H12O2ester
iso-butyl acetate110-19-0C6H12O2ester
tert-butyl acetate540-88-5C6H12O2ester
methyl propionate554-12-1C4H8O2ester
ethyl propionate105-37-3C5H10O2ester
propyl propionate106-36-5C6H12O2ester
methyl butirate623-42-7C5H10O2ester
ethyl n-butirate105-54-4C6H12O2ester
propyl butirate105-66-8C7H14O2ester
vinyl acetate108-05-4C4H6O2ester
methyl-ethyl ketone78-93-3C4H8Oketone
methyl-n-propyl ketone107-87-9C5H10Oketone
methyl-iso-propyl ketone563-80-4C5H10Oketone
diethyl ketone96-22-0C5H10Oketone
methyl-n-butyl ketone591-78-6C6H12Oketone
methyl-iso-butyl ketone108-10-1C6H12Oketone
cyclopentanone120-92-3C5H8Oketone
cyclohexanone108-94-1C6H10Oketone
cycloheptanone502-42-1C7H12Oketone
methyl-phenyl ketone98-86-2C8H8Oketone, aromatic
dimethyl ether115-10-6C2H6Oether
methyl-ethyl ether540-67-0C3H8Oether
diethyl ether60-29-7C4H10Oether
ethyl-n-propyl ether628-32-0C5H12Oether
di-n-propyl ether111-43-3C6H14Oether
di-isopropyl ether108-20-3C6H14Oether
di-n-butyl ether142-96-1C8H16Oether
tetrahydro pyran142-68-7C5H10Oether
1,4-dioxane123-91-1C4H8O2ether
1,3-dioxane505-22-6C4H8O2ether
trioxane110-88-3C3H6O3ether
ethylene glycol dimethyl ether110-71-4C4H10O2ether
ethylene glycol diethyl ether629-14-1C6H14O2ether
1,3-dioxolane646-06-0C3H6O2ether
methyl-tert-butyl ether1634-04-4C5H13Oether
diphenyl ether101-84-8C12H10Oaromatic, ether
anisole100-66-3C7H8Oether, aromatic
phenetole103-73-1C8H10Oether, aromatic
veratrol91-16-7C8H11O2ether, aromatic
methyl vinyl ether107-25-5C3H6Oether
formaldehyde50-00-0CH2Oaldehyde
n-propanal123-38-6C3H6Oaldehyde
n-butanal123-72-8C4H8Oaldehyde
i-butanal78-84-2C4H8Oaldehyde
n-pentanal110-62-3C5H10Oaldehyde
n-hexanal66-25-1C6H12Oaldehyde
glyceraldehyde367-47-5C3H6O3alcohol, aldehyde
benzaldehyde100-52-7C7H6Oaromatic, aldehyde
glycolic aldehyde141-46-8C2H4O2alcohol, aldehyde
succinic aldehyde638-37-9C4H6O2aldehyde
acetyl acetone123-54-6C5H8O2ketone
acrolein107-02-8C3H4Oaldehyde
methyl glyoxal78-98-8C3H4O2ketone, aldehyde
biacetyl431-03-8C4H6O2ketone
p-anisaldehyde123-11-5C8H8O2ether, aromatic, aldehyde
m-anisaldehyde22924-15-8C8H8O2ether, aromatic, aldehyde
n-propionitrile107-12-0C3H5Nnitrile
n-butironitrile109-74-0C4H7Nnitrile
ethyl chloride75-00-3C2H5Clhalocarbon
1,1-dichloro ethane75-34-3C2H4Cl2halocarbon
1,2-dichloro ethane107-06-2C2H4Cl2halocarbon
1,1,2-trichloro ethane79-00-5C2H3Cl3halocarbon
vinyl chloride75-01-4C2H3Clhalocarbon
1,1-dichloro ethylene75-35-4C2H2Cl2halocarbon
1,2-dichloro ethylene (cis)156-59-2C2H2Cl2halocarbon
1,2-dichloro ethylene (trans)156-60-5C2H2Cl2halocarbon
trichloro ethylene79-01-6C2HCl3halocarbon
tetrachloro ethylene127-18-4C2Cl4halocarbon
n-propyl chloride540-54-5C3H7Clhalocarbon
isopropyl chloride75-29-6C3H7Clhalocarbon
1,1-dichloro propane78-99-9C3H6Cl2halocarbon
1,2-dichloro propane78-87-5C3H6Cl2halocarbon
n-butyl chloride109-69-3C4H9Clhalocarbon
sec-butyl chloride78-86-4C4H9Clhalocarbon
iso-butyl chloride513-36-0C4H9Clhalocarbon
tert-butyl chloride507-20-0C4H9Clhalocarbon
n-pentyl chloride543-59-9C5H11Clhalocarbon
n-hexyl chloride544-10-5C6H13Clhalocarbon
benzyl chloride100-44-7C7H7Claromatic, halocarbon
ethoxy ethanol110-80-5C4H10O2ether-alcohol
methoxyethanol109-86-4C3H8O2ether-alcohol
methoxypropanol1320-67-8C4H10O2ether, alcohol
diethylene glycol111-46-6C4H10O3alcohol, ether-alcohol
triethylene glycol112-27-6C6H14O4ether-alcohol
di-1,2-propylene glycol (s,s)110-98-5C6H14O3alcohol, ether-alcohol
di-1,2-propylene glycol (s,p)106-62-7C6H14O3alcohol, ether-alcohol
butoxyethanol111-76-2C6H14O2ether-alcohol
tetraethylene glycol112-60-7C8H18O4ether-alcohol, ether
iso-pentanol123-51-3C5H12Oalcohol
sec-pentanol584-02-1C5H12Oalcohol
phenylethanol60-12-8C8H10Oaromatic, alcohol
1,4-butanediol110-63-4C4H10O2alcohol
1,5-pentanediol111-29-5C5H12O2alcohol
neopentyl glycol126-30-7C5H12O2alcohol
hexylene glycol107-41-5C6H14O2alcohol
tripropylene glycol1638-16-0C9H20O4ether-alcohol
diacetone alcohol123-42-2C6H12O2ketone, alcohol
propanoic acid79-09-4C3H6O2carboxylic acid
n-butanoic acid107-92-6C4H8O2carboxylic acid
iso-butanoic-acid79-31-2C4H8O2carboxylic acid
n-pentanoic acid109-52-4C5H10O2carboxylic acid
n-hexanoic acid142-62-1C6H12O2carboxylic acid
benzoic acid65-85-0C7H6O2aromatic, carboxylic acid
phenyl acetic acid103-82-2C8H8O2aromatic, carboxylic acid
n-decanoic-acid334-48-5C10H20O2carboxylic acid
stearic acid57-11-4C18H36O2carboxylic acid
palmitic acid57-10-3C16H32O2carboxylic acid
oleic acid112-80-1C18H34O2carboxylic acid
glycolic acid79-14-1C2H4O3alcohol, carboxylic acid
aspirin50-78-2C9H8O4ester, aromatic, carboxylic acid
oxalic acid144-62-7C2H2O4carboxylic acid
malonic acid141-82-2C3H4O4carboxylic acid
succinic acid110-15-6C4H6O4carboxylic acid
citric acid77-92-9C6H8O7carboxylic acid, alcohol
lactic acid50-21-5C3H6O3alcohol, carboxylic acid
acrilyc acid79-10-7C3H4O2carboxylic acid
malic acid6915-15-7C4H6O5carboxylic acid, alcohol
tartaric acid133-37-9C4H6O6carboxylic acid, alcohol
n-tetradecane629-59-4C14H30hydrocarbon
limonene138-86-3C10H16hydrocarbon
Cyclohexene110-83-8C6H10hydrocarbon
Ibuprofen15687-27-1C13H18O2aromatic, carboxylic acid
Isooctane540-84-1C8H18hydrocarbon
Menthol89-78-1C10H20Oalcohol
Benzyl Alcohol100-51-6C7H8Oaromatic, alcohol
Methyl Benzoate93-58-3C8H8O2aromatic, ester
Cinnamaldehyde104-55-2C9H8Oaromatic, aldehyde
Citral5392-40-5C10H16Oaldehyde
Methyl stearate112-61-8C19H38O2ester
2-Methyl tetrahydrofuran96-47-9C5H10Oether
Diethylene glycol dimethyl ether111-96-6C6H14O3ether
Carbon Dioxide124-38-9CO2inorganic gas
Carbon monoxide630-08-0COinorganic gas
Hydrogen 1333-74-0H2inorganic gas
Methane74-82-8CH4hydrocarbon
Ethane74-84-0C2H6hydrocarbon
Propane74-98-6C3H8hydrocarbon
Butane106-97-8C4H10hydrocarbon
Ethylene74-85-1C2H4hydrocarbon
Propene115-07-1C3H6hydrocarbon
But-1-ene106-98-9C4H8hydrocarbon
trans-2-butene624-64-6C4H8hydrocarbon
cis-2-butene590-18-1C4H8hydrocarbon
Acetylene74-86-2C2H2hydrocarbon
Oxygen 7782-44-7O2inorganic gas
Nitrogene7727-37-9N2inorganic gas
Ammonia 7664-41-7NH3inorganic gas
Helium 7440-59-7Henoble gas
Neon7440-01-9Nenoble gas
Argon7440-37-1Arnoble gas
Xenon7440-63-3Xenoble gas
Krypton7439-90-9Krnoble gas
Fluorine7782-41-4F2halogene gas
Chlorine7782-50-5Cl2halogene gas
Bromine7726-95-6Br2halogene
Iodine 7553-56-2I2halogene
Sulfur dioxide 7446-09-5SO2inorganic gas
Ozone 10028-15-6O3inorganic gas
Hydrogen cyanide74-90-8HCNinorganic gas
Nitrogene dioxide10102-44-0NO2inorganic gas
Nitrogen oxide10102-43-9NOinorganic gas
hydrogen fluoride7664-39-3HFinorganic gas
hydrogen chloride7647-01-0HClinorganic gas
hydrogen bromide10035-10-6HBrinorganic gas
hydrogen iodide10034-85-2HIinorganic gas
N-Methyl Pyrrolidone872-50-4C5H9NOamine
Methyl Methacrylate80-62-6C5H8O2ester
Glycidol556-52-5C3H6O2epoxide, alcohol
Methylamine74-89-5CH5Namine
Dimethylamine124-40-3C2H7Namine
Trimethylamine75-50-3C3H9Namine
Ethylamine75-04-7C2H7Namine
Methyl-ethyl-amine75-31-0C3H9Namine
Diethylamine109-89-7C4H11Namine
Triethylamine121-44-8C6H15Namine
Propylamine107-10-8C3H9Namine
Butylamine109-73-9C4H11Namine
Isobutylamine78-81-9C4H11Namine
Octylamine111-86-4C8H19Namine
Dibutylamine111-92-2C8H19Namine
Diisopropylamine108-18-9C6H15Namine
Diisopropyl-ethyl-amine7087-68-5C8H19Namine
Cyclohexylamine108-91-8C6H13Namine
Ethylene diamine2034-68-6C2H8N2amine
Ethanolamine141-43-5C2H7NOalcohol, amine
Diethanolamine111-42-2C4H11NO2alcohol, amine
Triethanolamine102-71-6C6H15NO3alcohol, amine
2-methylaminoethanol109-83-1C3H9NOamine, alcohol
m-Chloroaniline108-42-9C6H6ClNamine, aromatic, halocarbon
p-Chloroaniline106-47-8C6H6ClNamine, aromatic, halocarbon
o-Chloroaniline95-51-2C6H6ClNamine, aromatic, halocarbon
o-Nitroaniline88-74-4C6H6N2O2amine, aromatic, nitro compound
m-Nitroaniline99-09-2C6H6N2O2amine, aromatic, nitro compound
p-Nitroaniline100-01-6C6H6N2O2amine, aromatic, nitro compound
Aniline62-53-3C6H7Namine, aromatic
N-Methylaniline100-61-8C7H9Namine, aromatic
N,N-Dimethylaniline121-69-7C8H11Namine, aromatic
o-Toluidine95-53-4C7H9Namine, aromatic
m-Toluidine108-44-1C7H9Namine, aromatic
p-Toluidine106-49-0C7H9Namine, aromatic
1-Naphthylamine134-32-7C10H9Namine, aromatic
2-Naphthylamine91-59-8C10H9Namine, aromatic
Benzylamine100-46-9C7H9Namine, aromatic
4-Dimethylaminopyridine1122-58-3C7H10N2amine, heterocycle
Nitrobenzene98-95-3C6H5NO2nitro compound, aromatic
o-Nitrotoluene88-72-2C7H7NO2nitro compound, aromatic
m-Nitrotoluene99-08-1C7H7NO2nitro compound, aromatic
p-Nitrotoluene99-99-0C7H7NO2nitro compound, aromatic
Nitromethane 75-52-5CH3NO2nitro compound
Nitroethane79-24-3C2H5NO2nitro compound
o-Nitrophenol88-75-5C6H5NO3nitro compound, aromatic, alcohol
m-Nitrophenol554-84-7C6H5NO3nitro compound, aromatic, alcohol
p-Nitrophenol100-02-7C6H5NO3nitro compound, aromatic, alcohol
Pyridine110-86-1C5H5Nheterocycle
2-methylpyridine109-06-8C6H7Nheterocycle
3-methylpyridine108-99-6C6H7Nheterocycle
4-methylpyridine108-89-4C6H7Nheterocycle
2,4-Dimethylpyridine108-47-4C7H9Nheterocycle
3,5-Dimethylpyridine591-22-0C7H9Nheterocycle
3,4-Dimethylpyridine583-58-4C7H9Nheterocycle
2,3-Dimethylpyridine583-61-9C7H9Nheterocycle
2,5-Dimethylpyridine589-93-5C7H9Nheterocycle
2,6-Dimethylpyridine108-48-5C7H9Nheterocycle
pyrrolidine123-75-1C4H9Namine
pyrazolidine504-70-1C3H8N2amine
Piperidine110-89-4C5H11Namine
Piperazine110-85-0C4H10N2amine