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ethylate
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eth·yl·ate (th-lt)
n.
A compound in which the hydrogen of the hydroxyl group of an alcohol is replaced by a metallic atom, usually sodium or potassium.
v.
To introduce the ethyl group into a compound.

ethyl·ation n.

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The second relation is very important: it states that the ethylation of the amine, although it is weaker than the methylation (where [k.
Seattle, WA, USA), after KOH/methanol digestion at 70 [degrees] C followed by aqueous phase ethylation (Na[BEt.
 
 
 
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