Polyethyene polyamine - MW, Typical 275 , CAS No.68131-73-7

CAS: 68131-73-7 Cat. No.: P108302 EC Number: 268-626-9
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GRADE & PURITY MW, Typical 275
Synonyms
Polyethylenimine;Polyamine N7; Ethylenimine, oligomer mixture
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MW, Typical 275 for sensitive chromatographic and analytical workflows requiring minimal baseline interference.

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Literature proof

Cited in 5 peer-reviewed publications across chromatography, organic synthesis, and cross-coupling reactions.

Overview

Polyethyene polyamine is an economical, complex mixture of linear, branched and cyclic ethylene amines. Polyethyene polyamine offers more flexibility versus DETA,TETA, and TEPA type materials. It is recommended for epoxy coal tar systems, patch kits,two-pack adhesives, and other applications where color is not a limitation. In adhesives,Polyethyene polyamine yields much higher peel strength than DETA or TETA at comparable gel times and lower cost.This amine curing agent is hygroscopic and may pick up moisture and carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Aliphatic polyamines are low viscosity, economical, fast reacting curing agents, imparting high chemical and solvent resistance and improved physical properties to the applied system. When cured under ambient conditions epoxy-polyamine coatings reach maximum physical properties in about four days, and maximum chemical resistance in seven days. These times can be accelerated by heat treatment. In epoxy coatings, aliphatic polyamines are generally used at or near stoichiometric concentration. Major concerns of aliphatic polyamines include their high volatility, toxicity, tendency to blush during cure and inconvenient mix ratios which must be weighed very accurately. Blush can be reduced through the use of higher molecular weight amines and application under low humidity conditions. See the Dow technical bulletin entitled, Aliphatic polyamines can be modified to form a variety of other curatives, including polyamides, polyamine-adducts, amidoamines, ketimines and Mannich bases.
? Adhesives ? Casting and Tooling ? Civil Engineering ? Composites ? Marine and Protective Coatings ? Potting and Encapsulation

Specifications

Synonyms
Polyethylenimine;Polyamine N7; Ethylenimine, oligomer mixture
Specifications & Purity
MW, Typical 275
Storage
Room temperature
Shipped In
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Names and Identifiers
WGK Germany 3
Alternate CAS 29320-38-5
UN Number 2735
Packing Group III

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14 results found

Lot NumberCertificate TypeDateItem
A2622616Certificate of AnalysisJan 16, 2026 P108302
L2526388Certificate of AnalysisDec 22, 2025 P108302
J2331328Certificate of AnalysisAug 20, 2025 P108302
J2331329Certificate of AnalysisAug 20, 2025 P108302
J2331362Certificate of AnalysisAug 20, 2025 P108302
E2322637Certificate of AnalysisFeb 11, 2025 P108302
J1918140Certificate of AnalysisDec 20, 2023 P108302
A2507085Certificate of AnalysisOct 16, 2023 P108302
E2520076Certificate of AnalysisOct 16, 2023 P108302
H2421111Certificate of AnalysisOct 16, 2023 P108302
I2212217Certificate of AnalysisJun 21, 2022 P108302
I2212218Certificate of AnalysisJun 21, 2022 P108302
I2212219Certificate of AnalysisJun 21, 2022 P108302
C2212555Certificate of AnalysisMar 21, 2022 P108302

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Chemical and Physical Properties
Sensitivityhygroscopic and may pick up moisture and carbon
Refractive Index1.512
Flash Point(°F)352℉
Flash Point(°C)110°C
Boil Point(°C)250°C
Documents & Articles
Citations of This Product
References
1. Ke Cheng, Rui Qi, Shuai Lan, Hongyang Wang, Xuefang Zheng, Chun Liu, Dandan Jia, Lei Cao, Dongjun Wang.  (2019)  Tunable excitation-dependent-fluorescence of carbon dots: Fingerprint curves for super anti-counterfeiting.  DYES AND PIGMENTS,      [PMID:] [10.1016/j.dyepig.2019.108106]
2. Qian He, Yali Yuan, Fengxia Chen, Zhi Ma, Xingqi Zhu, Rui Song.  (2016)  Polymethylene-b-poly(acrylic acid) diblock copolymers: Morphology and crystallization evolution influenced by polyethyene polyamine with dual confinement effects.  POLYMER,      [PMID:] [10.1016/j.polymer.2016.12.007]
3. Jiangyong Li, Qin Li, Qian Yang, Qi Tang, Xiaoyi Hu, Qing Liu, Liangke Zhang.  (2024)  A highly permeable nanoplatform based on functionalized carbon dots for synergistic reactive oxygen/nitrogen species tumor therapy.  Materials Today Nano,      [PMID:] [10.1016/j.mtnano.2024.100532]
4. Hao Sun, Xiaobing Li.  (2024)  Enhanced demulsification of alkaline-surfactant-polymer flooding O/W emulsion by multibranched polyether-polyquaternium based on the size effect of oil droplets.  CHEMOSPHERE,      [PMID:38969221] [10.1016/j.chemosphere.2024.142768]
5. Sheng Zhao, Feng Feng, Yuanting Chen, Xiaoyang Huang, Zhenzhen Wang, Chenfang Miao, Shaohuang Weng, Mingrui Lin.  (2025)  Simple detection of minocycline using the designed fluorine-doped carbon dots as probe through fluorescence approach.  MICROCHEMICAL JOURNAL,      [PMID:] [10.1016/j.microc.2025.115068]
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