k Benzene. Computer graphic of a molecule of benzene. The atoms are colourcoded carbon C is blue and hydrogen H is white. Benzene has the chemical formula C6H6. Benzene is a thin, colourless liquid with a characteristic smell. It is highly inflammable and longterm exposure to it is thought to cause cancer. Benzene is obtained commercially from components fractions of petroleum using catalytic reforming. It is used to manufacture other chemicals and as a solvent for most simple organic chemicals. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Benzene. Computer graphic of a molecule of benzene. The atoms are colour-coded: carbon (C) is blue and hydrogen (H) is white. Benzene has the chemical formula C6H6. Benzene is a thin, colourless liquid with a characteristic smell. It is highly inflammable and long-term exposure to it is thought to cause cancer. Benzene is obtained commercially from components (fractions) of petroleum using catalytic reforming. It is used to manufacture other chemicals and as a solvent for most simple organic chemicals.
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Benzene. Computer graphic of a molecule of benzene. The atoms are colour-coded: carbon (C) is blue and hydrogen (H) is white. Benzene has the chemical formula C6H6. Benzene is a thin, colourless liquid with a characteristic smell. It is highly inflammable and long-term exposure to it is thought to cause cancer. Benzene is obtained commercially from components (fractions) of petroleum using catalytic reforming. It is used to manufacture other chemicals and as a solvent for most simple organic chemicals.

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