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methylolurea
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Etymology: methylol + urea
: either of two compounds formed as the first stage in making urea-formaldehyde resins:
a. : a crystalline compound H2NCONHCH2OH obtainable from one mole each of urea and formaldehyde and used especially for impregnating wood with which it forms hard resins — called also monomethylolurea
b. : dimethylolurea |