MXC-C9

Clear liquid MXC-C9 specialty catalyst in a glass reagent bottle for advanced polyurethane synthesis
Clear liquid MXC-C9 specialty catalyst in a glass reagent bottle for advanced polyurethane synthesis
Name 1,3-Propanediamine, N,N-bis[3-(dimethylamino)propyl]-N’,N’-dimethyl-
Formula C13H32N4
CAS No. 33329-35-0
Molecular weight 244.42 g/mol
Appearance Colorless to yellowish liquid

MXC-9 Technical Data Sheet

Purity ≥ 98%
Flash Point 138 °C
Boiling Point > 175 °C
Density (@ 22.5 °C) 0.848 g/cm³
Dynamic Viscosity (@ 40 °C) 3.3 mPa.s
pH (4% in water) 11.3
Solubility in Water (@ 25 °C) 54.9 g/l
Freezing Point < -25 °C

MXC-9 Chemical Characteristics

Molecular Architecture & Low-Odor Design

Chemical structure of MXC-C9 (CAS 33329-35-0), a low-odor tertiary amine catalyst for rigid polyurethane and PIR foams
Molecular structure of MXC-C9 (CAS 33329-35-0), a specialized low-odor tertiary amine for rigid PU formulations.

The fundamental structure of MXC-9 is engineered to overcome the emission and volatility issues associated with conventional catalysts:

  • Symmetrical Tris-Amine Framework: Featuring three active dimethylaminopropyl groups attached to a central nitrogen atom, this specific molecular architecture delivers robust catalytic efficiency even at lower usage levels.

  • Inherent Low-Volatility: Its substantial molecular weight ($244.42\ g/mol$) and bulky nature significantly resist vaporization. This provides an excellent low-odor solution that improves your factory environment and helps end-products meet strict emission standards.

 

Balanced Catalytic Control

Clear liquid MXC-C9 specialty catalyst in a glass reagent bottle for advanced polyurethane synthesis
MXC-C9 is a high-purity liquid catalyst engineered to optimize curing and cross-linking in PU systems.

For production engineers, MXC-9 is highly valued for its predictable and forgiving reaction profile across various foam systems:

  • Perfect Gelling-Blowing Equilibrium: It provides an exceptional balance between the urethane (gelling) and urea (blowing) reactions. This synchronized process prevents structural defects like foam shrinkage or internal voids.

  • Smooth Reaction Initiation: When utilized as a co-catalyst, it effectively smooths out the initial reaction phase, preventing sudden exotherms and ensuring a steady, uniform foam rise.

  • Superior Dimensional Stability: This controlled curing mechanism results in a finer, more consistent cell structure, which is critical for maximizing thermal insulation in rigid panels and durability in elastomeric foams.

 

Process Efficiency & Operational Safety

We prioritize providing technical parameters that directly improve your manufacturing efficiency and workplace safety:

  • Enhanced Thermal Security: Boasting an exceptionally high flash point of 138°C and a boiling point exceeding 175°C, it significantly minimizes fire risks during intense, heat-generating polyurethane reactions.

  • Optimal Liquid Dynamics: Its ultra-low dynamic viscosity ($3.3\ mPa.s$ at 40°C) ensures effortless pumping, precise machine metering, and complete miscibility with water, polyols, and other organic solvents.

  • Excellent Cold-Weather Stability: Featuring a freezing point below -25°C, it remains completely stable and fluid during winter transportation and storage, preventing costly crystallization downtime.

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