Monoisopropanolamine
CAS No 78-96-6
Monoisopropanolamine (MIPA) is a colourless liquid amine. It is classified as corrosive (UN2735, danger class 8) and is used industrially as a chemical intermediate and functional building block in various formulations. OQEMA supplies MIPA in various packaging to industrial customers.
- Category
- Solvents
- Sub-category
- Amines
- Formula
- CH3CH(OH)CH2NH2
- CAS Number
- 78-96-6
- EINECS
- 201-162-7
Applications
- Gas-treatment and acid-gas scrubbing formulations
- Corrosion inhibitor and metalworking fluid components
- Chemical intermediate for surfactants and cleaning agents
- pH-adjusting and buffering agent in industrial processes
- Textile auxiliary and processing aid
FAQ
Q: What is monoisopropanolamine used for?
A: MIPA is used industrially in gas-treatment formulations, as a corrosion inhibitor component, and as a chemical intermediate for surfactants and cleaning agents.
Q: How is MIPA packaged?
A: MIPA is available in various packaging, from bottles to IBCs.
Q: Is monoisopropanolamine corrosive?
A: Yes, MIPA is classified as corrosive (UN2735, danger class 8).
Available materials
| Material | Packaging | Quantity |
|---|---|---|
| Monoisopropanolamine IBC | IBC | 950 KG |
| Monoisopropanolamine IBC | IBC | 950 KG |
| Monoisopropanolamine IBC DD | IBC | 1000 KG |
| Monoisopropanolamine barrel | Drum | 195 KG |
| Monoisopropanolamine barrel DD | Can | 195 KG |
| Monoisopropanolamine barrel | Hobbock | 195 KG |
| Monoisopropanolamine sample | Bottle | 1 KG |
Transport classification (ADR)
- UN number
- UN2735
- Class of Danger
- 8
Transport classification is given for guidance only. Always refer to the safety data sheet for the authoritative classification.