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DMAE, also known as dimethylethanolamine (DMEA),
is a curing agent for… Show more (+) Unit : 25 ml
DMAE, also known as dimethylethanolamine (DMEA),
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Unit : 450 ml |
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(Propylene glycol monomethacrylate) C7H12O3 F.W. 144.17 CAS #27813-02-1 b.p. 70°C/1mmHg Specific Gravity… Show more (+) (Propylene glycol monomethacrylate) C7H12O3 F.W. 144.17 CAS #27813-02-1 b.p. 70°C/1mmHg Specific Gravity @25°C 1.028 Solubility in Water 13% Inhibited with approx. 300ppm MEHQ A water miscible monomer Storage : 0-5°C MSDS Show less (-) |
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Glycol-Methacrylate - GMA450 ml.A water soluble monomer.Please see (GMA) Glycol methacrylate. MSDS |
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Cardolite® NC-513 is a low viscosity, mono-functional epoxy reactive diluent by Cardolite. The long hydrophobic… Show more (+) Cardolite® NC-513 is a low viscosity, mono-functional epoxy reactive diluent by Cardolite. The long hydrophobic aliphatic side chain of cardanol gives this product a very low viscosity and provides excellent water resistance, flexibility, and thermal shock resistance.Unit : 225 ml D Show less (-) |
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Used as an activator for the Vestopal embedding resin in solutiond |
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Three different mixtures: one for relatively soft blocks, another for harder blocks for collagenous tissue… Show more (+) Three different mixtures: one for relatively soft blocks, another for harder blocks for collagenous tissue, and a tougher one, if required.
Lockwood, W.R. Anatomical Record, 150, 129 (1964)
Kit consist of:
2x225 ml DER 332
MSDS_13030
225 ml DER 732
MSDS_13010
450 ml DDSA; Specially Distilled
MSDS_13710
*50 ml DMP-30
MSDS_13600
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Used as a flexibilizer in Maraglas 655-epoxy formulation.Relatively low Viscosity (55-100 at 25°C).Erlandson… Show more (+) Used as a flexibilizer in Maraglas 655-epoxy formulation.Relatively low Viscosity (55-100 at 25°C).Erlandson, J. Cell Bio., 22,704 (1964). 225 mla Show less (-) |
