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Triethanolamine CAS#102-71-6

Triethanolamine<br/>TEA<br/>colorless oily liquid; colorless to pale yellow cubic crystals<br/><br/>Triethanolamine, abbreviated TEA, is a hygroscopic, oily liquid with a mild ammonia-like odor. It mixes with water and several organic solvents and can darken upon exposure to air, light or heat. Its combined amine and alcohol functionality supports neutralization, condensation and formulation chemistry. Typical applications include solvents, emulsifiers, catalysts, synthetic-material intermediates and analytical or general laboratory reagents.

Triiron tetraoxide CAS#1317-61-9

Triiron tetraoxide<br/>Iron(II,III) oxide<br/>Fe₃O₄<br/><br/>Triiron tetraoxide, also known as iron(II,III) oxide, is a magnetic material used as a black pigment and catalyst. Typical applications include magnetic inks, polishing compounds, polymer and rubber formulations, and construction materials. It also features in catalyst systems associated with ammonia production and water-gas shift chemistry. Research applications include lithium-ion battery anodes, oxygen-reduction electrocatalysis and heterogeneous oxidation processes.