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Triethanolamine (90%). Acts as a dispersing agent. It is formed by the reaction of diethanolamine and ethylene oxide. Exhibits low volatility at room temperature. Suitable for glues and gums... view more

Triethanolamine (99%). Acts as a dispersing agent. It is a modified version of triethanolamine (TEA) 99 that facilitates handling, by reducing the potential to solidify in equipment and piping that... view more

Monoethanolamine. Acts as a dispersing agent. It is the simplest of all ethanolamines and results from the reaction of ammonia with ethylene oxide. Exhibits low volatility at room temperature... view more

Diethanolamine in aqueous solution. Acts as a dispersing agent. It is a modified version of diethanolamine (DEA) that facilitates handling, by reducing the potential to solidify in equipment and... view more

Triethanolamine (99%). Acts as a dispersing agent. It is formed by the reaction of diethanolamine and ethylene oxide. Exhibits low volatility at room temperature. Suitable for glues and gums... view more