Toxicity and Metabolism of Industrial Solvents

Aromatic hydrocarbons, by C.A. Snyder (Tuxedo, NY), M. Antti-Poika (Helsinki, Finland), P. Kalliokoski (Kuopio, Finland), O. Hanninen (Kuopio, Finland), V. Riihimaki (Helsinki, Finland), K. Engstrom (Turku, Finland), E.W. Lee (Warren, MI), S. Laham (Ottawa, Canada), S.L. Longacre (Spring House, PA), R.B. Franklin (Indianapolis, PA), H. Vainio (Lyon, France) and E. Hietanen (Turku, Finland). 1.1. Benzene, 1.2. Toluene, 1.3. Xylenes, 1.4. Ethylbenzene, 1.5. Cumene, 1.6. p-Cymene, 1.7. p-tertiary-Butyltoluene, 1.8. Mesitylene, 1.9. Pseudocumene, 1.10. Hemimellitene, 1.11. Tetralin, 1.12. Naphthalene, 1.13. Methylnaphthalenes, 1.14. Styrene, 1.15. Styrene oxide, 1.16. Vinyltoluene. Cyclic hydrocarbons, by S.L. Longacre (Spring House, PA). 2.1. Cyclohexane, 2.2. Methylcyclohexane, 2.3. Decalin. Aliphatic hydrocarbons - alkanes, by L.K. Low (Princeton, NJ), J.R. Meeks (Princeton, NJ), C.R. Mackerer (Princeton, NJ), D.G. Graham (Durham, NC), M.B. Genter (Durham, NC) and H.E. Lowndes (Piscataway, NJ). 3. Aliphatic hydrocarbons, 3.1. Methane, 3.2. Ethane, 3.3. Propane, 3.4. n-Butane, 3.5. Isobutane, 3.6. n-Pentane, 3.7. Isopentane and neopentane, 3.8. Hexane isomers, 3.9. n-Heptane, 3.10. n-Octane, 3.11. Isooctane (2,2,4-trimethylpentane) and other C8 isomers, 3.12. n-Nonane, 3.13. Decane, undecane and dodecane (C10-C12), 3.14. n-Hexane. Aliphatic hydrocarbons - alkenes, by G.G. Gibson (Guildford, U.K.), S. Clarke (Guildford, U.K.), D. Farrar (Macclesfield, U.K.), C.R. Elcombe (Macclesfield, U.K.) and L.S. Andrews (Newton Square, PA). 4.1. Ethene, 4.2. Propene, 4.3. Butene, 4.4. Pentene, 4.5. 1,3-Butadiene. Commercial solvent mixtures, by H.N. MacFarland (Victoria, Canada) and C.E. Holdsworth (Washington, DC). 5.1. The toxicology of petroleum solvents.