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triethylenetetramine
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triethylenetetramine [trī¦eth·ə‚lēn′te·trə‚mēn]
(organic chemistry)
NH2(C2H4NH)2C2H4NH2A yellow, water-soluble liquid with a boiling point of 277.5°C; used in detergents and in the manufacture of dyes and pharmaceuticals.
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45) observed intercalated morphology for montmorillonite modified with methyl tallow (bis-2-hydroxy ethyl) quaternary ammonium salt/epoxy systemusing triethylene tetramine as hardener and sonication technique for dispersion in solvent medium.
Thermoplastic toughened layered silicate epoxy ternary ... by Asif, A.; Rao, V. Lakshmana; Ninan, K.N. / Polymer Engineering and Science
To test the second possibility, we dissolve BIMS-2 in toluene, add some triethylene tetramine ([H.
Adhesion phenomena of BIMS by Wang, H.-C. / Rubber World
An ambient temperature hardener, triethylene tetramine (Ciba Geigy, HY 951), was used as a curing agent.
Toughening of epoxy resin with amine functional aniline acetaldehyde ... by Maity, T.; Samanta, B.C.; Dalai, S.; Banthia, A.K. / Polymer Engineering and Science
 
 
 
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