| 释义 |
di·meth·yl·amine
\(ˌ)dīˌmethə̇ləˈmēn, -thə̇ˈlamə̇n\ noun
Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary dimethyl + amine
: an easily condensable gaseous compound (CH3)2NH having a strong ammoniacal odor made by catalytic reaction of methanol with ammonia or methylamine and used chiefly in organic syntheses (as of vulcanization accelerators for rubber) |