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"Ethyl" was also the common designation in North America for high-performance commercial gasoline containing lead in the mid 20th century. The term comes from the antiknock organometallic agent tetraethyl lead added to the gasoline.

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EthyleneProperties General Name Ethene Chemical formula C H C H Formula weight 28. 05 amu Synonyms Ethylene, Olefiant gas CAS number 74-85-1 UN number 1038 Phase behavior Melting point 104 K (-169. 1 °C) Boiling point 169. 7°C) Thermal decomposition ? K (?°C) Tri Ethyl alcoholProperties General Name Ethanol Chemical formula C H OH Molecular weight 46. 07 amu CAS number 64-17-5 UN number 1170 Phase behavior Melting point 158. 3 °C) Boiling point 351. 4°C) Triple point 159 K (-114°C) Critical point 514 K (241°C) 63 bar ΔH Ethylene glycolProperties General Name Ethane-1,2-diol Chemical formula HO C H C H OH Formula weight 62. 07 amu Synonyms Ethylene Glycol CAS number 107-21-1 Phase behavior Melting point 260. 9 °C) Boiling point 470. 3°C) Thermal decomposition ? K (?°C) Triple point 256 Ethylene dibromide1,2-Dibromoethane is a manufactured chemical. It also occurs naturally in small amounts in the ocean where it is formed, probably by algae and kelp. It is a colorless liquid with a mild, sweet odor. Other names for 1,2-dibromoethane are ethylene dibromide EthylEthyl is a two- carbon substituent in organic chemistry. CHCH (very often abbreviated: Et . It is an alkyl. Ethyl" was also the common designation in North America for high-performance commercial gasoline containing lead in the mid 20th century. The term Ethyl chlorideProperties General Name Ethyl chloride Chemical formula C H Cl Appearance Colorless gas Physical Formula weight 64. 5 amu Melting point 134 K (-139 °C) Boiling point 285 K (12 °C) Density 0. 92 ×103 kg/ m3 (liquid) Solubility 0. 6 g / 100 mL water Thermoc Ethylene oxide Ethyl Eichelberger Ethyl mercaptan Ethylene (plant hormone) Ethyl butanoate Ethyl morphine