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methylamine
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methylamine /meth·yl·amine/ (meth´il-ah-mēn″) a flammable, explosive gas used in tanning and organic synthesis and produced naturally in some decaying fish, certain plants, and crude methanol; it is irritating to the eyes.


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Other plants being built are the methyl amines and dimethylformamide (MA/DMF) plant, the pentaerythritol plant and the formaldehyde expansion plant.
Based on these experimental results, attention was focused on the SMA amic acid prepared from a styrene-maleic anhydride resin with a S/MA ratio of 1 (acid number of 475) and methyl amine.
During studies of how two compounds -- methyl amine, a somewhat fishy-smelling gas at room temperature, and diacetyl, which smells like butter -- react to form new flavor chemicals, Thomas H.
 
 
 
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