Comparison of inhalants

Comparison of inhalants.

Safety	Category	Sub category	Psychoactive effect	ICD-10	Examples	Example image
Medical	Nitrites		Dissociative	T65.3 T65.5	Alkyl nitrites (poppers such as amyl nitrite)	File:Nitrite-group-2D.svg
Medical	NOx		Dissociative	T59.0	Nitrous oxide (found in whipped cream canisters)	File:Nitrous-oxide-2D-VB.svg
Medical (historical)
	Ethers		Depressant		Diethyl ether (liquid)
	Hydrocarbons	Chloroalkanes	Depressant	T53
					Carbon tetrachloride (liquid)
					Chloroethane (liquid)
					Chloroform (liquid)	File:Chloroform displayed.svg
					1,1,1-Trichloroethane (liquid)
Toxic
	Ethers		Depressant		Dimethyl ether (liquid)
	Hydrocarbons
		Chloroalkanes	Depressant	T53
					Methylene chloride (liquid)
					Tetrachloroethylene (liquid)
					Trichloroethylene (liquid)
		Aliphatic hydrocarbons	Dissociative	T52.0
					Butane, propane, methane (gas)^[1]	File:Butane simple.svg
					n-Hexane (liquid)
					Isooctane (liquid)
					Kerosene (liquid)
					Naphtha (liquid)
					Turpentine (liquid)
		Aromatic hydrocarbons	Dissociative	T52.1	Benzene (liquid)
				T52.2	Toluene (liquid)	File:Toluol.svg
				T52.2	Xylene (liquid)
		Fluorocarbons			Chlorofluorocarbons (gas):
	Ketones		Depressant	T52.4	Acetone (used in nail polish remover)	File:Acetone-2D-skeletal.svg

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