Chemical tests and reagents
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Chemical reagents; Reagents, Chemical
- Narrower: Abderhalden reaction
- Narrower: Active metals
- Narrower: Alkylating agents
- Narrower: Biological reagents
- Narrower: Cupferron
- Narrower: Diagnostic reagents and test kits
- Narrower: Dibenzoylmethane
- Narrower: Electrophiles
- Narrower: Fehling's solution
- Narrower: Fenton's reagent
- Narrower: Flotation reagents
- Narrower: Food testing reagents
- Narrower: Glutaral
- Narrower: Grignard reagents
- Narrower: Lanthanide shift reagents
- Narrower: Ozone
- Narrower: Reinecke salt
- Narrower: Schiff reaction
- Narrower: Sodium dihydrobismethoxyethanolatoaluminate
- Narrower: Sodium nitroferricyanide
- Narrower: Spot tests (Chemistry)
- Narrower: Supported reagents
- Narrower: Triarylmethane dyes
- Narrower: Vilsmeier reagents
- Narrower: Xanthene dyes
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