Dioxane (disambiguation)

Dioxane (disambiguation): Dioxane is the common name for 1,4-dioxane

The three isomers of dioxane. Small blue numbers show numbering of atoms in rings.

Dioxane may also refer to:

1,2-dioxane

1,3-dioxane

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