
CA Registry Numbers look like this:
The CA Registry Number is a unique number assigned to each chemical substance identified since 1956. Although generated by a computer algorithm based on a connection table which identifies each substance on the basis of an unambiguous description of it's molecular structure, it has no chemical significance. Howver, it serves as a unique tag or identifier for a substance.
Registry numbers are included from the Ninth Collective indexing period in:
The CA Registry Number is searchable in both online Chemical Abstracts and Medline.
Hint:When searching online for your substance, be sure you know the Registry number and USE IT.