Water Treatment

Cyclohexylamine is a clear, colorless to yellow liquid with a strong fishy odor. Used as a corrosion inhibitor for boiler feed water, and in the manufacture of other chemicals and pesticides.

remove dissolved oxygen

Prevent oxidation corrosion

lead to passivation of mild steel

TDS not added to boiler water

completely volatile nature

Stability: combustible; Strong reaction with oxidant; Combustion produces toxic nitrogen oxide smoke.

Solubility: miscible with water and ethanol, insoluble in chloroform and ether.

Morpholine is a very good pH regulator and is very effective for nuclear power plants. Another reason to use it is that it vaporizes at a similar rate to water. So what happens is, when it's added to water, it correspondingly disperses in the liquid and gas phases. It can also be used as a fungicide and an ingredient in fungicides

compatibility

flexibility

Excellent electrical characteristics

low volatility

nominal cost

Balanced Chemical Composition

No impurities

Precision Machining

Excellent electrical characteristics

Precision Machining

Cyclohexylamine is an organic compound, belonging to aliphatic amine. Pure cyclohexylamine is a colorless liquid, but amines usually have color due to impurities, and cyclohexylamine is no exception. It has fishy smell and is miscible in water. The aqueous solution is weakly alkaline, which is stronger than aniline. Cyclohexylamine is an important intermediate in organic synthesis. In organisms, cyclohexylamine is a metabolite of cyclamate.

Cyclohexylamine can be used as a condensate corrosion inhibitor, which plays a role in wastewater treatment and prevents corrosion of the condensate system.