Draft:Comparison of inhalants

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Comparison of inhalants.

Safety	Category	Sub category	Psychoactive effect	ICD-10	Examples
Medical	Nitrites		Dissociative	T65.3 T65.5	Alkyl nitrites (poppers such as amyl nitrite)
Medical	NOx		Dissociative	T59.0	Nitrous oxide (found in whipped cream canisters)
Medical (historical)
	Ethers		Depressant		Diethyl ether (liquid)
	Hydrocarbons	Chloroalkanes	Depressant	T53
					Carbon tetrachloride (liquid)
					Chloroethane (liquid)
					Chloroform (liquid)
					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]
					n-Hexane (liquid)
					Isooctane (liquid)
					Kerosene (liquid)
					Naphtha (liquid)
					Turpentine (liquid)
		Aromatic hydrocarbons	Dissociative	T52.1	Benzene (liquid)
				T52.2	Toluene (liquid)
				T52.2	Xylene (liquid)
		Fluorocarbons			Chlorofluorocarbons (gas):
	Ketones		Depressant	T52.4	Acetone (used in nail polish remover)

^ Radparvar, S (15 June 2023). "The Clinical Assessment and Treatment of Inhalant Abuse". The Permanente journal. 27 (2): 99–109. doi:10.7812/TPP/22.164. PMC 10266853. PMID 37078126.

[1] Radparvar, S (15 June 2023). "The Clinical Assessment and Treatment of Inhalant Abuse". The Permanente journal. 27 (2): 99–109. doi:10.7812/TPP/22.164. PMC 10266853. PMID 37078126.

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