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DCDA
(redirected from Dicyandiamide)

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DCDADouble Check Detector Assembly
DCDADicyandiamide
DCDADorset Coast Digital Archive (England, UK)
DCDADorosinski Campbell Design Associates (Safety Harbor, FL)
DCDAData Collectors & Data Aggregators (UK)
DCDADenver Civil Defense Agency
DCDADehsabz City Development Authority (Afghanistan)
DCDADeborah Case Dance Academy (McAllen, TX)
DCDADrilling Control and Data Acquisition
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The Chemicals Dicyandiamide (DC): DC is actually a derivative of one of the starting chemicals (cyanamide) used in creatine production.
What's in Your Creatine? by Article Submissions / Food/cooking/nutrition community
patent: 5,859,142 Issued: January 12, 1999 Inventors: Kiyoshige Muraoka, Yoko Nakada, Takahiro Fukumoto, Toru Iizuka and Kaoru Koyama Assigned: Sumitomo Rubber Adhesive of epoxy resin carboxylated rubber aromatic amine and dicyandiamide U.
Patent News by Samples, Bob / Rubber World
This fine grade of dicyandiamide is also available predispersed with a choice of accelerators, including diuron, fenuron, chlortolurone, or a new TDI bifunctional uron.
Epoxy curatives by Plastics Technology
 
 
 
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