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hydrate inhibitor

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hydrate inhibitor [′hī‚drāt in‚hib·əd·ər]
(chemistry)
A material (such as alcohol or glycol) added to a gas stream to prevent the formation and freezing of gas hydrates in low-temperature systems.
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