Write 15 Chemical and it's common name which we get from medical shops
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Alcohol ( ethanol )
C2H6O
The type of alcohol found in alcoholic beverages and also some thermometers.
Alka Seltzer* ( sodium bicarbonate¶ )
CHNaO3
¶ Among other ingredients.
* Trade name, formula found online - see note below this list.
Antifreeze ( ethylene glycol )
C2H6O2
Used as an automotive antifreeze. Highly toxic.
Antiperspirant (aluminum chlorohydrate)
Al2Cl(OH)5
Used in deodorants and antiperspirants.
Aluminum chlorohydrate refers to a group of salts of which the molecular formula given is an example.
The general formula is AlnCl(3n-m)(OH)m
Aspirin®* ( acetylsalicylic acid )
C9H8O4
Aspirin is a registered trademark owned by Bayer, the generic term is acetylsalicylic acid (ASA).
Baking powder ( sodium bicarbonate¶ )
NaHCO3
Used in baking where it reacts with other ingredients, releasing carbon dioxide (CO2), helping dough rise.
¶ Among other ingredients. Some baking powders contain sodium bicarbonate with one or more acidic phosphates.
Battery acid ( sulphuric acid )
H2SO4
Used in lead-acid batteries for cars and other vehicles. Formerly known as vitriol.
Bleach, laundry ( sodium hypochlorite¶ )
C2H6O
¶ Common "domestic" bleach is often a solution of approx 3–6% sodium hypochlorite (NaClO) with "oxygen" and other chemicals.
Boracic acid ( boric acid )
H3BO3
Sometimes used in products for antiseptic, insecticide, or flame retardant properties. Toxic esp. if ingested or inhaled.
Borax ( sodium tetraborate decahydrate )
Na2B4O7⋅10H2O
Used as a multipurpose cleaner and bleach.
Brass ( alloy of copper and zinc )
Calgon®* (calcium hexametaphosphate¶ )
(NaPO3)6
¶Among other ingredients. Calgon is a brand registered trademark of several corporations. Its name was is a shortened version of the phrase "calcium gone".
* Trade name, formula found online - see note below this list.
Caustic soda ( sodium hydroxide )
NaOH
Used in products for cleaning, unblocking sinks, drains and even toilets. Highly corrosive alkali.
Chalk ( calcium carbonate )
CaCO3
Uses incl. blackboard chalk, pavement (or, in USA, "sidewalk") chalk, gymnastics and rock-climbing, and sometimes in toothpaste.
Diamond ( carbon )
C
Uses incl. diamond jewellery and diamond glass-cutters.
Drano* ( sodium hydroxide¶ )
NaOH
Drain cleaning product, USA.
¶ Among other ingredients.
* Trade name, formula found online - see note below this list.
Easy-off* ( sodium hydroxide¶ )
NaOH
Oven cleaner.
¶ Among other ingredients.
* Trade name, formula found online - see note below this list.
Egg shells ( calcium carbonate )
CaCO3
Natural product. Part of hens' eggs not usually eaten or used in cooking.
Epsom salts ( magnesium sulphate )
MgSO4⋅7H2O
Historically various "home" medicinal uses, also traditionally used as ingredient of bath salts.
Formalin (40% solution of formaldehyde+ )
CH2O
+also known as methanal, an aldehyde.
Used in some products as a disinfectant or anti-bacterial agent.
Glycerine ( glycerol )
C3H5(OH)3
Used in pharmaceutical products, e.g. some cough syrups, expectorants, toothpastes, mouthwashes, skin care products, shaving creams, hair care products, soaps, water based personal lubricants.
Graphite ( carbon )
C
The "lead" in traditional pencils is a form of graphite.
Gypsum ( calcium sulphate dihydrate )
CaSO4⋅2H2O
Also known as "plasterboard". Used in construction, incl. interior walls in houses. Usually covered in a thin layer of plaster then either paint, wallpaper or tiles.
Lime ( calcium oxide )
CaO
Less common in modern homes than in the past. Glows when heated; was used in theatres before invention of electric lighting. Health risks on skin contact or inhalation.
Liquid paper* ( titanium dioxide¶ )
TiO2
Generic name: Correction Fluid.
¶ Among other ingredients. The organic solvent 1,1,1-trichloroethane was used as a thinner in the 1980s and later associated with health concerns. Correction fluids were reformulated to remove suspected toxic solvents.
* Trade name, formula found online - see note below this list.
Magnesia ( magnesium oxide )
MgO
Previously used as a home-remedy to treat various ailments, incl. heartburn and sore stomach, as an antacid, magnesium supplement, and as a short-term laxative, also to improve symptoms of indigestion - not without side effects.
Marble ( calcium carbonate )
CaCO3
Used to make ornaments, bathroom or kitchen tiles, some worksurfaces and even steps e.g. outside a front door.
SOURCE:- SOME FROM GOOGLE AND SOME FROM MIND.
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Alcohol ( ethanol )
C2H6O
The type of alcohol found in alcoholic beverages and also some thermometers.
Alka Seltzer* ( sodium bicarbonate¶ )
CHNaO3
¶ Among other ingredients.
* Trade name, formula found online - see note below this list.
Antifreeze ( ethylene glycol )
C2H6O2
Used as an automotive antifreeze. Highly toxic.
Antiperspirant (aluminum chlorohydrate)
Al2Cl(OH)5
Used in deodorants and antiperspirants.
Aluminum chlorohydrate refers to a group of salts of which the molecular formula given is an example.
The general formula is AlnCl(3n-m)(OH)m
Aspirin®* ( acetylsalicylic acid )
C9H8O4
Aspirin is a registered trademark owned by Bayer, the generic term is acetylsalicylic acid (ASA).
Baking powder ( sodium bicarbonate¶ )
NaHCO3
Used in baking where it reacts with other ingredients, releasing carbon dioxide (CO2), helping dough rise.
¶ Among other ingredients. Some baking powders contain sodium bicarbonate with one or more acidic phosphates.
Battery acid ( sulphuric acid )
H2SO4
Used in lead-acid batteries for cars and other vehicles. Formerly known as vitriol.
Bleach, laundry ( sodium hypochlorite¶ )
C2H6O
¶ Common "domestic" bleach is often a solution of approx 3–6% sodium hypochlorite (NaClO) with "oxygen" and other chemicals.
Boracic acid ( boric acid )
H3BO3
Sometimes used in products for antiseptic, insecticide, or flame retardant properties. Toxic esp. if ingested or inhaled.
Borax ( sodium tetraborate decahydrate )
Na2B4O7⋅10H2O
Used as a multipurpose cleaner and bleach.
Brass ( alloy of copper and zinc )
Calgon®* (calcium hexametaphosphate¶ )
(NaPO3)6
¶Among other ingredients. Calgon is a brand registered trademark of several corporations. Its name was is a shortened version of the phrase "calcium gone".
* Trade name, formula found online - see note below this list.
Caustic soda ( sodium hydroxide )
NaOH
Used in products for cleaning, unblocking sinks, drains and even toilets. Highly corrosive alkali.
Chalk ( calcium carbonate )
CaCO3
Uses incl. blackboard chalk, pavement (or, in USA, "sidewalk") chalk, gymnastics and rock-climbing, and sometimes in toothpaste.
Diamond ( carbon )
C
Uses incl. diamond jewellery and diamond glass-cutters.
Drano* ( sodium hydroxide¶ )
NaOH
Drain cleaning product, USA.
¶ Among other ingredients.
* Trade name, formula found online - see note below this list.
Easy-off* ( sodium hydroxide¶ )
NaOH
Oven cleaner.
¶ Among other ingredients.
* Trade name, formula found online - see note below this list.
Egg shells ( calcium carbonate )
CaCO3
Natural product. Part of hens' eggs not usually eaten or used in cooking.
Epsom salts ( magnesium sulphate )
MgSO4⋅7H2O
Historically various "home" medicinal uses, also traditionally used as ingredient of bath salts.
Formalin (40% solution of formaldehyde+ )
CH2O
+also known as methanal, an aldehyde.
Used in some products as a disinfectant or anti-bacterial agent.
Glycerine ( glycerol )
C3H5(OH)3
Used in pharmaceutical products, e.g. some cough syrups, expectorants, toothpastes, mouthwashes, skin care products, shaving creams, hair care products, soaps, water based personal lubricants.
Graphite ( carbon )
C
The "lead" in traditional pencils is a form of graphite.
Gypsum ( calcium sulphate dihydrate )
CaSO4⋅2H2O
Also known as "plasterboard". Used in construction, incl. interior walls in houses. Usually covered in a thin layer of plaster then either paint, wallpaper or tiles.
Lime ( calcium oxide )
CaO
Less common in modern homes than in the past. Glows when heated; was used in theatres before invention of electric lighting. Health risks on skin contact or inhalation.
Liquid paper* ( titanium dioxide¶ )
TiO2
Generic name: Correction Fluid.
¶ Among other ingredients. The organic solvent 1,1,1-trichloroethane was used as a thinner in the 1980s and later associated with health concerns. Correction fluids were reformulated to remove suspected toxic solvents.
* Trade name, formula found online - see note below this list.
Magnesia ( magnesium oxide )
MgO
Previously used as a home-remedy to treat various ailments, incl. heartburn and sore stomach, as an antacid, magnesium supplement, and as a short-term laxative, also to improve symptoms of indigestion - not without side effects.
Marble ( calcium carbonate )
CaCO3
Used to make ornaments, bathroom or kitchen tiles, some worksurfaces and even steps e.g. outside a front door.
SOURCE:- SOME FROM GOOGLE AND SOME FROM MIND.
i hope this is helpful❤️
MARK ME AS BRAINLIEST ⭐ ⭐
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