List of Monitored Chemicals (Schedule 4)

According to Article 3 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Monitored Chemicals, monitored chemicals are classified into four categories:
Schedule I: Chemicals that can be used as chemical weapons;
Schedule II: Chemicals that can be used as precursors for the production of chemical weapons;
Schedule III: Chemicals that can be used as primary raw materials for the production of chemical weapons;
Schedule IV: Specific organic chemicals other than explosives and pure hydrocarbons.
To fulfill obligations under the Chemical Weapons Convention, China strictly regulates the production, operation, use, and import/export of monitored chemicals.
Schedule IV monitored chemicals refer to any organic chemical belonging to the class of compounds identified by their chemical name, structural formula, and CAS number, comprising all carbides other than carbon oxides, sulfides, and metal carbonates. Oligomers, polymers, and chemicals containing only carbon and metals are excluded from Schedule IV monitored chemicals. However, monomers of polymers are included. Inorganic chemicals containing phosphorus, sulfur, or fluorine but no carbon (e.g., sulfuric acid) are excluded from Category IV monitored chemicals.
This list includes 8,939 Schedule IV monitored chemicals from the Partial List of Schedule IV Monitored Chemicals (2019 Edition) to facilitate identification by chemical enterprises and authorities responsible for implementing the Chemical Weapons Convention at all levels.

Specific organic chemicals in the List of Monitored Chemicals (Schedule 4) that contain phosphorus, sulfur, or fluorine require specfical license for the production issued by the department of industry and information technology of the province, autonomous region, or municipality where the production facility is located.
Note: Schedule IV monitored chemicals encompass a broad range and numerous varieties. This list includes common but not all Schedule IV monitored chemicals.

Not listed, determine whether it falls under Schedule IV monitored chemicals based on relevant definitions.