- pentamethylenediamine
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pen·ta·meth·yl·ene·di·amine (pen″tə-meth″əl-ēn-diґə-mēn) cadaverine.
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pentamethylenediamine
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pentamethylenediamine — /pen teuh meth euh leen duy euh meen , min, duy euh meen /, n. Biochem. cadaverine. [PENTA + METHYLENE + DIAMINE] * * * … Universalium
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