Antiseptic and Disinfectant

Number of EDCs: 25

Chemical name	Chemical identifier	Literature identifier
1-Methyl-2-pyrrolidinone	CID:13387	PMID:18468972, PMID:22311695
Chlorocresol	CID:1732	PMID:9828346
Lilial	CID:228987	PMID:19338011
Sodium silicate	CID:23266	PMID:4346985
Sodium nitrite	CID:23668193	PMID:2807101, PMID:3352650, PMID:9207897
Sodium chlorite	CID:23668197	PMID:3803340, PMID:7151764
Chlorine dioxide	CID:24870	PMID:3761383
Sodium bromide	CID:253881	PMID:6352433, PMID:6684620
Ammonium chloride	CID:25517	PMID:10550527, PMID:31572187
Tributyl phosphate	CID:31357	PMID:26979758
Butylated hydroxytoluene	CID:31404	PMID:29236469, PMID:31310931
Hexylresorcinol	CID:3610	PMID:14925120
Propionaldehyde	CID:527	PMID:4035593
Chloroform	CID:6212	PMID:15758249
Diethyl phthalate	CID:6781	PMID:16641546, PMID:16750591, PMID:24994688, PMID:25554385, PMID:27513369, PMID:31085347
Diisobutyl phthalate	CID:6782	PMID:16458459, PMID:18602967, PMID:21633115, PMID:27513369, PMID:28081510, PMID:29191310
2-Phenyl phenol	CID:7017	PMID:12737316
Ethanol	CID:702	PMID:21432428, PMID:21463340, PMID:611632
Formaldehyde	CID:712	PMID:12916763
p-Benzylphenol	CID:7563	PMID:12504345, PMID:12765246
Triethanolamine	CID:7618	PMID:12594526
Iodine	CID:807	PMID:28205391
Ethoxyethanol acetate	CID:8095	PMID:6499822, PMID:9114295
Methanol	CID:887	PMID:12490131, PMID:9241670
7-acetyl-1,1,3,4,4,6-hexamethyl-1,2,3,4-tetrahydronaphthalene	CID:89440	PMID:23084589

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