Ethylenediamine (EDA)

What is Ethylenediamine (EDA)?

The lowest molecular weight ethylenediamine. It is a single-component product with two primary nitrogens. It has an ammonia-like odor and is clear and colorless.

Uses

Corrosion inhibitors
Wet-strength resins
Fabric softeners
Epoxy curing agents
Polyamide resins
Fuel additives
Lube oil additives
Asphalt additives
Ore flotation
Corrosion inhibitors
Ore flotation
Asphalt
Additives
Corrosion inhibitors
Epoxy curing agents
Hydrocarbon purification
Lube oil & fuel additives
Mineral processing aids
Polyamide resins
Surfactants
Textile additives-paper wet-strength resins
Fabric softeners
Surfactants
Coatings
Urethanes
Fuel additives
Chemical intermediates
Epoxy curing agents
Lube oils
Wet strength resins

Benefits

Consistent and predictable reaction products
Easily derivatized
Low vapor pressure
High viscosity
Low environmental impact
Suitable for harsh conditions
Low sensitivity
Versatile

Properties

Application Benefits
Performance Benefits	Bleach Activator, Intermediate, Processing Agent, Reactive Agent
Use	Lubricant Additives

Typical Properties
Chemistry	Mono
Use	Chelating Agents

Ethylenediamine (EDA)

What is Ethylenediamine (EDA)?

Uses

Benefits

Properties

Application Benefits

Typical Properties

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