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DMEA
(redirected from dimethylethylamine)

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DMEADelta-Montrose Electric Association (Colorado)
DMEAdimethylethylamine
DMEADepartment of Mineral and Energy Affairs (South Africa)
DMEADefense Minerals Exploration Administration
DMEAdimethyl ethanol amine
DMEADurable Medical Equipment Attachment
DMEADes Moines Education Association
DMEADamage Mode and Effects Analysis
DMEADelaware Music Educators Association
DMEADefense Micro-Electronics Activity
DMEADefense Microelectronics Agency
DMEADavid Moor Estate Agents (UK)
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Foundries that use triethylamine (TEA) will need amine scrubbers, but those that use dimethylethylamine (DMEA) will not, Stone said.
Making Sense of MACT: An Analysis of the Anticipated Iron and Steel ... by Swenson, Lisa / Modern Casting
This tertiary amine catalyst has a curing efficiency exceeding triethylamine (TEA) and similar to that achieved using dimethylethylamine catalysts.
Coldbox Catalyst. (Metalcasting Supplies) by Modern Casting
This series of wet scrubbers is ideal for triethylamine, dimethylethylamine and sulfur dioxide coldbox process emissions.
Gas Scrubber by Modern Casting
 
 
 
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