Chemical Formulas to Names #2

Based on these random chemical formulas, try to guess their corresponding names.
Some common household names are accepted, as well as official chemical names.
Arbitrary names are NOT accepted! (i.e., "salt", "sugar", "alcohol")
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Last updated: February 14, 2017
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Chemical Formula
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Answer
H3CNCO
Main poison in the Bhopal Disaster
Methyl Isocyanate
C6H6
Large component of gasoline
Benzene
C4H8Cl2S
Famous, smelly gas used in chemical warfare
Sulfur Mustard
C9H13NO3
Doing something unnerving? You'll feel this in your body
Epinephrine
MgSO4*7H2O
Laxative and anti-inflammitory salt for athletes
Magnesium Sulfate
CHCl3
Infamous liquid that can be used to daze or knock out victims
Chloroform
C6H8O7
A favorite acid among lemons, limes, and oranges
Citric Acid
SiO2
You'll find it in the sand on the beach
Silicon Dioxide
CH4N2O
Main nitrogen-containing substance in mammal urine
Urea
H2S
"It smells like rotten eggs in here!"
Hydrogen Sulfide
C7H5BiO4
Used to treat an upset stomach
Bismuth Subsalicylate
C10H8
Can be marketed as pest-repelling tablets
Naphthalene
HCN
Common agent used for the Holocaust executions
Hydrogen Cyanide
C18H24O2
Primary female sex hormone
Estradiol
(CH3)2CO
Nail polish's kryptonite?
Acetone
CH3COOH
The other component of a science-fair volcano
Acetic Acid
HF
One of the most feared chemicals, famously used in season 1 of Breaking Bad
Phenolphthalein
CaCO3
Found in chalk, antacids, and lots of rocks
Calcium Carbonate
C19H28O2
Primary male sex hormone
Testosterone
C13H18O2
Common pain and fever reducer
Ibuprofen
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Level 56
Sep 6, 2019
HF is hydrofluoric acid, not phenolphthalein