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Amyl nitrite is a
chemical compound with the
formula C5H11ONO. A
variety of
isomers are known, but they all
feature an
amyl group attached to the nitrite...
- inhalation.
Amyl nitrite was
originally prescribed in the late 1800s for the
medical management of angina. Many
analogues exist, such as
isoamyl nitrite, isopentyl...
- The
nitrite ion has the
chemical formula NO− 2.
Nitrite (mostly
sodium nitrite) is
widely used
throughout chemical and
pharmaceutical industries. The nitrite...
- in
early 2017. The band
takes its name from the
Australian slang for
amyl nitrite, also
known as poppers.
Taylor compared their music to the drug in an...
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fruity odor.
Another frequently encountered nitrite is
amyl nitrite (3-methylbutyl
nitrite).
Alkyl nitrites were initially, and
largely still are, used...
- by the
common non-systematic name
amyl Amyl nitrite, used to
treat heart diseases and
cyanide poisoning (known as
Amyl when used as a
recreational drug)...
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those two processes.: 705  One
antidote for
cyanide poisoning,
nitrite (i.e., via
amyl nitrite),
works by
converting ferrohemoglobin to ferrihemoglobin, which...
- pot****ium
nitrite with that of
amyl and
ethyl nitrites and
concluded that the
similarity of
action depends on the
conversion of
organic nitrites to nitrous...
- odorizers. In the U.S.,
originally marketed as a
prescription drug in 1937,
amyl nitrite remained so
until 1960, when the Food and Drug
Administration removed...
- "ignition improver" (cetane improver) by
accelerating the
ignition of fuel.
Amyl nitrite – a
similarly named chemical used to
treat heart diseases and cyanide...
