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    Pyridine

    Pyridine is colorless or yellowish liquid with foul smell. Pyridine and its homologues exist in dippel's oil, coal tar, gas, shale oil, and oil. Pyridine is used in industry as denaturant and dyeing auxiliary.

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    Alias Pyridine anhydrous; Azabenzene; Pyridin; Pyr
    English name pyridine
    Molecular formula C5H5N
    Molecular weight 79.10
    Density 0.9819 g/cm³
    Melting point −41.6 ℃
    Boiling point 115.2 ℃
    Appearance and properties Colorless liquid
    CAS RN 110-86-1
    EINECS No. 203-809-9
    Risk Flammable and harmful to male reproductive system
    Toxicity Low toxicity

    Pyridine is colorless or yellowish liquid with foul smell. Pyridine and its homologues exist in dippel's oil, coal tar, gas, shale oil, and oil. Pyridine is used in industry as denaturant and dyeing auxiliary.

    It can also be used as raw material for producing drugs, disinfectants, dyes, food seasoners, adhesives and explosives.

    Moreover, pyridine can be used as catalyst.

    Pyridine acts as a corrosion inhibitor on metals

     

     

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