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100–199 |
100–109 |
yellows (see the full list) |
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110–119 |
orange |
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120–129 |
reds |
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130–139 |
blues & violets |
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140–149 |
greens |
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150–159 |
browns & blacks |
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160–199 |
gold and others |
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200–299 |
200–209 |
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210–219 |
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220–229 |
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230–239 |
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240–259 |
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260–269 |
acetates (ethanoates) |
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270–279 |
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280–289 |
propionates (propanoates) |
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290–299 |
others |
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300–399 |
300–305 |
ascorbates (vitamin C) |
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306–309 |
Tocopherol (vitamin E) |
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310–319 |
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320–329 |
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330–339 |
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340–349 |
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350–359 |
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360–369 |
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370–399 |
others |
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400–499 |
400–409 |
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410–419 |
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420–429 |
other natural agents |
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430–439 |
polyoxyethene compounds |
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440–449 |
natural emulsifiers |
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450–459 |
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460–469 |
cellulose compounds |
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470–489 |
fatty acids & compounds |
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490–499 |
others |
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500–599 |
500–509 |
mineral acids & bases |
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510–519 |
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520–529 |
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530–549 |
alkali metal compounds |
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550–559 |
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570–579 |
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580–599 |
others |
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600–699 |
620–629 |
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630–639 |
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640–649 |
others |
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700–799 |
710–713 |
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900–999 |
900–909 |
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910–919 |
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920–929 |
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930–949 |
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950–969 |
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990–999 |
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1100–1599 |
New chemicals that do not fall into standard classification schemes |
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NB: Not all examples of a class fall into the given numeric range. Moreover, many chemicals, particularly in the E400–499 range, have a variety of purposes.