Diisopropanolamine
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Product Description
Diisopropanolamine
Chemical Name: 1,1'-Iminodi-2-propanol
Cas No.: 110-97-4
EINECS No.: 203-820-9
Chemical Formula: C6H15NO2
Molecular Weight: 133.189
Smelling: Light ammoniacal odour
Specific Gravity: 0.984g /ml (60℃)
Boiling Point: 248℃
Freezing Point: 42℃
Flashing Point: 127℃
Solubility: 87g/100ml (20℃)
Description
Diisopropanolamine, also known as 2,2'-dihydroxydipropylamine, is an organic compound that is miscible with water, miscible in ethanol, slightly soluble in toluene, and insoluble in hydrocarbons.
Diisopropanolamine Standard
Appearance: White to light yellow solid
DIPA Content: ≥99.7%
MIPA and TIPA: ≤0.2%
Water Content: ≤0.1%
DIPA with different concentrations are provided as required. Generally, DIPA 85.0% and DIPA 90.0% are available.
Application
Gas purification: Removal of CO2, H2S and other gases from acidic gases in natural gas and petroleum refining gas; removal of CO2 from synthesis gas in synthetic ammonia production.
Surfactants: Regulate interfacial tension; good emulsifier and wetting agent.
Fiber processing aids: Wetting agent, antistatic agent, refining agent.
Medicine, pesticides: Production of intermediate raw materials; pesticide emulsifier and dispersant.
Paints, coatings: Resin neutralizer, pigment dispersant, electrophoretic coating neutralizer.
Metalworking fluids: Used for metal annealing and quenching; antioxidant.
Papermaking aids: Defoamer, fluorescent whitening.
Storge & Handling
Store in a cool and dry place, prevent from sunshine and rain. Shelf life is two years, and after then it could still be available once passed the chemical test.
Packing
200 Kg/ Steel Drum.
Safety & Toxicity
Generally present no toxicity, alkalescence but do not irritate skin. It should be prevented from spilling into the eyes while handling.
High flashing point. combustible, non-explosive.
Extinguishing media: foam, dry powder, water and so on.