aminobutane; 1-aminobutane; butanamine; 1-butanamine; butan-1-amine; butylamine; n-butylamine; 1-butylamine; n-monobutylamine |
Links: | 📏 NIST, 📖 PubMed |
CAS RN: | [109-73-9] |
Formula: | C4H11N; 73.14 g/mol
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InChiKey: | HQABUPZFAYXKJW-UHFFFAOYSA-N |
SMILES: | CCCCN |
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Use: | corrosion inhibitors; dyes; emulsifying agents; flotation agents; insecticides; rubber chemicals; speciality soap; textile desizing agent |
Odor: | fishy, ammonia-like |
Toxicology (LD50): | 850 mg/Kg (rabbit, ct); 366 mg/Kg(rat, or); 500 mg/Kg(rat, or) |
Density: | 0.737 g/mL |
Molar volume: | 99.2 mL/mol |
Refractive index: | 1.405 |
Molecular refractive power: | 24.32 mL/mol |
Dielectric constant: | 4.92 |
Dipole moment: | 1.00 D |
Melting point: | -49 °C |
Boiling point: | 77 °C |
Vapour pressure: | 11 Torr |
Surface tension: | 24.03 dyn/cm |
Critical temperature: | 251 °C |
Critical pressure: | 4.2 atm |
Solubility in water: | 100 % w/w |
Solubility of water: | 100 % w/w |
Log10 partition octanol / water: | 0.97 |
Dimroth ET: | 37.6 |
Hildebrant solubility parameter (δ): | 8.9 |