Butylamine - CAS # 109-73-9

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Chemical Name:  Butylamine

Chemical Formula:  C₄H₁₁N

CAS Number:  109-73-9

EC Number (EINECS):  203-699-2

Synonyms:  Butylamine;n-Butylamine;Mono-n-butylamine;Monobutylamine;Norvalamine;1-Aminobutane;1-Butylamine;n-C4H9NH2;Butylamine, n;N-Butylamin;1-Amino-butaan;1-Aminobutan;1-Butanaminen-butilamina;n-Butilamina;Monobutilamina;UN 1125;Aminobutane;Norralamine;Tutane;Butanamine

Appearance:  colourless to yellow liquid

Melting Point:  -49 C

Boiling Point:  78 C

Vapor Density:  2.5

Vapor Pressure:  68 mm Hg at 20 C

Flash Point:  -7 C (closed cup)

Explosion Limits:  1.7 % - 9.8 %

Auto Ignition:  312 C

Stability:  Stable. Incompatible with oxidizing agents, aluminium, copper, copper alloys, acids. Highly flammable.

Molecular Weight:  73.1369

Alternate Names:  n-Butylamine | 1-Aminobutane | NBTAM

Department:  Organics

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Related Analytes (Butylamine):
Tributylamine    N-Methylbutylamine    Dibutylamine    sec-Butylamine    Perfluorotributylamine    tert-Butylamine    Isobutylamine    N-Nitrosodibutylamine    Dimethylbutylamine   

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