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monoethanolamine

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monoethanolamine /mono·eth·a·nol·amine/ (mon″o-eth″ah-nōl´ah-mēn) an amino alcohol used as a pharmaceutical surfactant. The oleate salt is ethanolamine oleate.
monoethanolamine
[mon′ō·eth′ənol′əmēn] .

monoethanolamine [mon″o-eth″ah-nōl´ah-mēn]
an amino alcohol occurring in phosphatidylethanolamines; used as a pharmaceutical surfactant. The oleate salt, a sclerosing agent, is called ethanolamine oleate. Called also ethanolamine.


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In Europe diethanolamine (DEA), monoethanolamine (MEA) and triethanolamine (TEA) have all been restricted because they have been proven to cause bad allergic reactions in the eyes, skin and hair.
2] capture capability use processes based on chemical absorption with monoethanolamine, a general-purpose solvent developed by chemists some 75 years ago.
It is a combination of water and monoethanolamine, a basic organic molecule that grabs the carbon dioxide.
 
 
 
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