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Diallylamine

Applications: Used as an intermediate in pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, dyes and coatings, organic synthesis, and resin modifiers. Also employed in preparing amphoteric polymers, organic synthesis feedstocks, ion exchange water treatment agents, polymer monomers, pharmaceutical intermediates, and modified synthetic resins.

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Diallylamine

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PRODUCT DETAILS

CAS NO: 124-02-7

Chemical Structure: NH(CH₂-CH=CH₂)₂.

Molecular Formula: C₆H₁₁N

Molecular Weight: 97.16

Physical Properties: Colorless transparent liquid, flammable. Melting Point: -88.4°C, Flash Point: 7°C, Boiling Point: 107–111°C; Solubility: 5.6, Refractive Index: (20°C) 1.440.

Quality Specifications

Parameter Target Value Test Method

Color Value ≤50 DIN ISO 6271

Purity ≥99.0% GC

Moisture Content ≤0.3% DIN ISO 51777

Packaging & Storage: 155kg/plastic drum. Store at room temperature, sealed, away from open flames.

Note: This formaldehyde-free fixative, incorporating diallylamine into its polymerization, is a high-molecular-weight cationic polymer. It is suitable for fixing fabrics dyed with reactive or direct dyes, demonstrating particularly outstanding fixation performance for reactive or direct scarlet series dyes. It significantly improves the wet fastness, wash fastness, and rub fastness of dyed fabrics. It has minimal impact on light fastness and Minimally affects color tone and does not alter the hand feel or rewettability of dyed fabrics.

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