Diallylamine

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Basic Information of Diallylamine

CAS No.:	124-02-7
EC No.:	204-671-2
Linear Formula:	C6H11N
Molecular Weight:	97.16 g/mol
Appearance:	Colorless to pale yellow liquid
Odor:	Characteristic amine odor
Melting Point:	-88 °C (lit.)
Boiling Point:	111-112 °C (lit.)
Density:	Approx. 0.78–0.81 g/cm³ (batch dependent)
Solubility:	Soluble in many organic solvents; limited solubility in water
Flash Point:	60 °F
RIDADR:	UN 2359 3/PG 2
Chemical Structure:

Application Overview

Diallylamine is a versatile building block widely used across multiple industrial sectors. Its electron-rich allyl groups and secondary amine functionality enable diverse transformations, making it valuable in:

• Polymer & Monomer Synthesis: Used to produce diallyl monomers, crosslinking agents, reactive polymer modifiers, and specialty resins with enhanced mechanical and thermal properties.

• Pharmaceutical Intermediates: Suitable for multi-step synthesis where allylic reactivity and amination pathways are required. Common in research routes for APIs and experimental compounds.

• Agrochemical Manufacturing: Serves as a precursor for herbicide, pesticide, and plant-protection intermediates via controlled allylic substitution and addition reactions.

• Surfactants & Functional Additives: Helps create specialty surfactants, corrosion inhibitors, and wetting agents where amine functionality is essential.

• Fine Chemical Synthesis: Participates in Mannich reactions, alkylation steps, and cyclization pathways, enabling production of dyes, chelating agents, performance additives, and catalytic intermediates.

• R&D and Pilot Projects: Commonly used in exploratory chemistry, polymer design studies, and reaction mechanism research due to its clean, predictable reactivity profile.

• Stable Multi-Region Supply Chain: Diverse sourcing pathways ensure reliable material availability and reduced risk of supply interruptions.

• Batch Consistency & Transparency: Every batch is supported by COA, detailed impurity data, and traceability to help customers maintain consistent process performance.

• Technical Advisory Support: Application engineers can discuss reaction considerations, compatibility, and solvent selection tailored to diallylamine’s behavior.

• Flexible Packaging Formats: Options include small-pack samples, laboratory bottles, industrial drums, and customized packaging to meet project scale.

• Global Documentation Support: Assistance with SDS, transport classification, export paperwork, and regulatory compliance for international shipments.

• Customer-Focused Lead Times: Efficient logistics and coordinated inventory planning ensure dependable delivery schedules for both recurring and project-based demand.

Hazards Classification

• GHS Classification: Flammable Liquid (GHS02), Acute Toxicity (GHS06), Corrosive (GHS05), Environmental Hazard (GHS09)

• Hazard Statements: Highly flammable liquid and vapor; harmful if swallowed or if inhaled; toxic in contact with skin; causes severe skin burns and eye damage; harmful to aquatic life with long lasting effects.

• UN Number: UN 2359

• Hazard Class: 3 (Flammable Liquids)

• Packing Group: II