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diamine
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diamine [′dī·ə‚mēn]
(organic chemistry)
Any compound containing two amino groups.


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Mannich base chemistry of dimethyl secondary diamines Mannich base curing agents are utilized extensively in commercial epoxy-resin formulations, especially where fast cure speed is required at low ambient temperatures.
A schematic chemical formula of the three diamines (DABBE/j) containing biphenyl side chain with different length methylene spacers n = 0, 2, 6 is shown in Fig.
In order to regulate the pH of degradation products, and avoid the acid auto-catalytic effect in the degradation process, and then further controlling the easily control of degradation rate, some researches choose diamines [10].
 
 
 
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