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4,4\'-methylenedianiline (methylenedianiline, MDA) Molecule. Suspected Carcinogen, On The List Of Substances Of Very High Concern. Stock Image


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4,4\'-methylenedianiline (methylenedianiline, MDA) molecule. Suspected carcinogen, on the list of substances of very high concern. Used in polyurethane production. Atoms are represented as spheres with conventional color coding: hydrogen (white), carbon (grey), nitrogen (blue

4,4`-methylenedianiline methylenedianiline, MDA molecule. 3D rendering. Suspected carcinogen, on the list of substances of ver
4,4`-methylenedianiline methylenedianiline, MDA molecule. 3D rendering. Suspected carcinogen, on the list of substances of ver
4,4`-methylenedianiline methylenedianiline, MDA molecule. 3D rendering. Suspected carcinogen, on the list of substances of ver
4,4`-methylenedianiline methylenedianiline, MDA molecule. Suspected carcinogen, on the list of substances of very high concern.
4,4`-methylenedianiline methylenedianiline, MDA molecule. Suspected carcinogen, on the list of substances of very high concern.

4,4\'-methylenedianiline (methylenedianiline, MDA) molecule. Suspected carcinogen, on the list of substances of very high concern.
4,4\'-methylenedianiline (methylenedianiline, MDA) molecule. Suspected carcinogen, on the list of substances of very high concern.