Butyl Acrylate is less deadly, but almost as dangerous to humans. It is a colorless liquid, used in paints and plastics. It is used as a precursor for Bisphenol A(BPA). BPA is used to manufacture polycarbonate plastics, which are used in toys such as LEGO. Unfortunately, it is highly reactive to heat, and can be absorbed by human skin. Too much absorption can cause lung cancer. Ethylhexyl Acrylate, pronounced ethel-hexel acry-late, is a colorless liquid. It looks and smells very similar to water. It can react very violently and explosively when heated. It has a flash point(what temperature it explodes) of 180° Fahrenheit, which is very low for a flash point. It is used as a precursor to paint and plastics.

Benzene is what gives gas its sweet, delicious smell. Unfortunately, it’s very highly flammable when mixed with acids. It is in a lot of household products, such as glue, paints, furniture wax, and detergents, which is quite surprising, considering that it’s used as a solvent(something that a thing dissolves in)for pharmaceutical products. It also gives you leukemia, a cancer, which is why you should never drink gas or detergents. Last, but not least, Ethylene Glycol. It is also a colorless liquid, and, like almost everything else, has a very low flash point of 1600° Fahrenheit. It’s used in paint and varnish.