Compound record

1-bromopropane (n-propyl bromide)

Also known as 3BR

106-94-5 · candidate list substance / brominated substance · electronics

3BR SVHC Candidate ListEU monitoringelectronicsreprotox 1-BROMOPROPANEN-Propyl bromidePropyl bromide

Dossier Status Obligations Why Alternatives Changes Similar Sources

CAS 106-94-5

Formula C3H7Br

Molecular weight 122.99 g/mol

InChIKey CYNYIHKIEHGYOZ-UHFFFAOYSA-N

Current EU status

Regulatory snapshot for 1-bromopropane (n-propyl bromide)

1-bromopropane (n-propyl bromide) is currently surfaced as candidate list substance in the EU.

The current imported view anchors this substance in CandidateList. The live rationale focuses on Toxic for reproduction (Article 57c), and this page is designed for fast status checks before deeper source review.

Searchers usually land here for the chemical name, CAS number, abbreviation 3BR, and the question of whether the substance is tied to SVHC, REACH, POPs, or SCIP-style compliance work.

Candidate List substancecurrent statuslatest imported framework state

19 Dec 2012latest anchor datelisted, effective, or checked date

Identity

CAS, formula, aliases, and use context

CAS: 106-94-5
EC: 203-445-0
Formula: C3H7Br
Molecular weight: 122.99 g/mol
Primary class: candidate list substance
Synonym count: 86

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1-bromopropane (n-propyl bromide) (3BR) , CAS 106-94-5, is tracked here as a electronics substance in the candidate list substance class.

Common names and aliases

1-BROMOPROPANEN-Propyl bromidePropyl bromidePropane, 1-bromo-1-BROMO-PROPANEpropylbromide

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