Sweet Names, Part 5: Chemical Romance

Here is the next installment in the "Sweet Names" series. For more information, click here. The following names were those that I found that I felt could pass for chemicals, minerals, household cleaning solvents, or laminate surfaces:
-Adrine
-Althayer
-Alvonica
-Anthaleah
-Antrice
-Arenthia. Not to be confused with . . .
-Arnethia
-Asenath. Not to be confused with . . .
-Asneth
-Baretha
-Beryl. Personally, I would have gone with the more formal Beryllium Aluminium Cyclosilicate.
-Brenester
-Broda. Isn't that how people from New Jersey say "brother"?
-Carthenin
-Charka
-Clarine
-Cynetha
-Deloartic
-Dialene
-Dollatine
-Earsene
-Ethelyn
-Ether
-Fabrena
-Flordelis
-Florene
-Florin
-Formeka
-Gernel
-Gladystin
-Gloristen
-Henzelo
-Hyneatha
-Kermalene
-Kether
-Kozene
-Laderra
-Ladon
-Lavada
-Lenolia
-Lolanthe
-Luradine
-Mahogany
-Malgorzat
-Matheno
-Michon
-Millander
-Pamalar
-Phyneloph
-Prosyline. Is there a stronger polymer than prosyline? If so, I haven't found it.
-Quetica
-Raydon. I bet he always wears the number 86. And that he causes cancer.
-Sandlar
-Sargon
-Sherial
-Symonica
-Synica
-Taneica
-Tarran
-Terron
-Tinque
-Verestine
-Wardine
-Zerline