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triethylamine

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triethylamine [trī¦eth·ə·lə¦mēn]
(organic chemistry)
(C2H5)3N A colorless, toxic, flammable liquid with an ammonia aroma; soluble in water and alcohol; boils at 90°C; used as a solvent, rubber-accelerator activator, corrosion inhibitor, and propellant, and in penetrating and waterproofing agents.
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Thermal properties of an epoxy cresol-formaldehyde ... by Zhou, Bo Xuan; Huang, Yi Jun; Zhang, Xing Hong; Fu, Zhi Sheng; Qi, Guo Rong / Polymer Engineering and Science
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