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| Mackine 501 |
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| Oleamidopropyl dimethylamine |
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Mackine 501 is slightly soluble in water but becomes readily soluble when neutralized with acid, becoming a cationic surfactant.
The tertiary amine group can also react with hydrogen peroxide, chloroacetate and alkylchlorides to form amine oxides, betaines and quaternary ammonium compounds. |
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APPEARANCE @25'C: Amber Liquid
ODOR : Typical Amine
GARDNER COLOR : 6 Maximum
AMINE NUMBER : 150 - 158
AMIDOAMINE(366): 90 Minimum
DMAPA, MW102, %: 1 Maximum
FFA, MW 282, % : 2 Maximum |
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