Toxicological profile for dinitrophenols

Przybyla, Jennifer; Carlson-Lynch, Heather; Klotzbach, Julie M.; Crisman, Jenny S.

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Toxicological profile for dinitrophenols

08/01/2021
By Przybyla, Jennifer ; Carlson-Lynch, Heather ; Klotzbach, Julie M. ; ...

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Przybyla, Jennifer ; Carlson-Lynch, Heather ; Klotzbach, Julie M. ; Crisman, Jenny S.

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Dinitrophenols (DNPs) are a class of synthetic organic chemicals that exist in six isomeric forms: 2,3-DNP, 2,4-DNP, 2,5-DNP, 2,6-DNP, 3,4-DNP, and 3,5 DNP. They do not occur naturally in the environment. DNPs are yellow solids that dissolve slightly in water and can be explosive when dry and when heated or subjected to flame, shock, or friction (WHO 2015). DNPs have no known odor.

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211 pages in various pagings
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