Allylamine Hydrochloride CAS 10017-11-5

High-Purity Allylamine Hydrochloride CAS 10017-11-5 from Aure Chemical: Stable Supply & Compliance

Allylamine hydrochloride (CAS 10017-11-5) is a stable hydrochloride salt of allylamine that functions as a versatile building block in organic synthesis and polymer chemistry. The presence of both the reactive allyl double bond and the amine functionality makes it particularly useful for producing poly(allylamine) and related copolymers through polymerization reactions. Aure Chemical supplies this technical-grade material to manufacturers and research organizations working with specialty polymers and fine chemical intermediates.

The compound is typically handled as a solid, offering improved stability compared to the free base allylamine for storage and transport in many industrial settings. It is widely employed where controlled introduction of allylamine units into polymer backbones is required for applications demanding cationic character or specific reactivity. Its consistent quality supports reproducible results in both laboratory-scale development and larger-scale production processes.

Basic Information

CAS No.	10017-11-5
EC No.	600-035-7
Linear Formula	C3H7N·HCl
Molecular Weight	93.55 g/mol
Appearance	White to light yellow to light orange powder to crystal (lit.)
Melting Point	106 °C (lit.)
Boiling Point	Not available (decomposes) (typical reference)
Density	Not available (typical reference)
RIDADR	UN2811 Class 6.1 / PG III
Chemical Structure

Key Applications

• Primary monomer for poly(allylamine) production: Widely used as a reactive monomer in polymerization processes to manufacture poly(allylamine) and copolymers that serve as flocculants, coagulants, and specialty polymers in industrial water treatment and clarification applications.

• Formulation component in specialty polymer systems: Incorporated into formulations for creating cationic polymers and surface-modifying agents where the allyl functionality enables crosslinking or grafting reactions in coatings and adhesives.

• Chemical intermediate in organic synthesis: Serves as a key building block for introducing allylamine moieties into more complex molecules during the synthesis of pharmaceuticals, agrochemical intermediates, and functional fine chemicals.

• Material for ion-exchange and biomedical polymers: Utilized in the development of polymeric materials for ion-exchange resins, drug delivery research, and other biomedical or separation technologies requiring amine-functionalized structures.

• Research and process development tool: Employed in laboratory and pilot-scale studies focused on novel polymer architectures, surface functionalization, and the creation of advanced materials with tailored cationic properties.

Aure Chemical: Your Reliable Partner

High-purity technical material with rigorous batch consistency: Aure Chemical supplies Allylamine hydrochloride meeting exacting specifications suitable for professional polymer synthesis and consistent performance in demanding formulation processes.

Stable international supply supported by established logistics channels: Reliable bulk availability and efficient export arrangements ensure timely delivery to manufacturing partners across global specialty chemical and polymer markets.

Complete SDS, COA and dangerous goods documentation available: Comprehensive compliance paperwork is provided to assist with industrial procurement, import procedures and safe handling practices worldwide.

Professional technical communication and responsive service: Dedicated assistance for product inquiries, formulation guidance and customized supply solutions tailored to customer operational requirements.

Hazards Classification

GHS Classification: Acute toxicity, oral – Category 3 (GHS06).

Hazard Statements: H301 – Toxic if swallowed.

UN Number: UN2811.

Hazard Class: 6.1 (Toxic substances).

Packing Group: III.