1) Cat. No.: TRC-T774297; 2) Chemical Name: Trichloroethylene-13C2
(Stabilized with Diisopropylamine); 3) CAS No.: ; 4) Mol. Formula: 13C2HCl3; 5) Mol. Weight: 133.37; 6) Packing Size: 1mg / 10mg; 7) Appearence: ; 8) Application Notes: Labelled analogue of Trichloroethylene, a chlorinated hydrocarbon used as a solvent for a wide range of organic compounds as well as a solvent for degreasing. Inhalation of Trichloroethylene produces CNS depression resulting in general anesthesia. Trichloroethylene has widespread environmental exposure and has been shown to produce hepatomegaly and liver tumors in mice.; 9) Synonym: 1,1,2-Trichloroethylene-13C2; Algylen-13C2; Anamenth-13C2; Chlorilen-13C2; Chlorylen-13C2; Densinfluat-13C2; Ethinyl Trichloride-13C2; Ethylene Trichloride-13C2; F 1120-13C2; Fluate-13C2; Germalgene-13C2; Narcogen-13C2; Narkosoid-13C2; R 1120-13C2; TCE (chlorohydrocarbon)-13C2; Threthylen-13C2; Threthylene-13C2; Trethylene-13C2; Trichloran-13C2; Trichloren-13C2; Trichloroethene-13C2; Triclene-13C2; Trielene-13C2; Trielin-13C2; Trieline-13C2; Triklone N-13C2; Trilen-13C2; Trilene-13C2; Trimar-13C2; Westrosol;-13C2; 10) Solubility: ; 11) Storage condition: ; 12) References: Chiu, W.A.: Toxicology, 285, 114 (2011); Farber, H.A.: Text. Solvent Technol. - Update '73, AATCC (Amer. Ass. Text. Chem. Color.) Symp., 6 (1973); Richards, C. D.: J. Physiol., 233, 25P (1973);