Filming Amine (aliphatic amine)
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Method Visual Kit
Reference: ASTM D 2327-80, Mono- and Range: 0-1 ppm
Dioctadecylamines in Water.
MDL: 0.025 ppm / Method: Methyl Orange
Cat#
Filming amines are fed continuously into boiler feed-
CHEMets Kit K-1001
water to protect metal surfaces from corrosion caused
CHEMets Refill, 20 ampoule sets R-1000
by dissolved oxygen and carbon dioxide in condensate
Comparator, Shelf-life 2 years:
water. The amine forms a thin film on the surfaces 0, 0.05, 0.10, 0.15, 0.25, 0.50, 0.75, 1.0 ppm C-1001
that repels the potentially corrosive water.
Kit comes in a cardboard box and contains everything needed to perform 20
tests: Refill, Comparator, reaction tube with lid, tip breaking tool, ampoule
CHEMetrics’ 3-minute procedure uses the standard
caps, instructions, and MSDS.
methyl orange chemistry and features a unique extrac-
tion technique. The extraction eliminates several steps
required in other procedures and provides increased
Kit Components common to Filming Amine
sensitivity. Description Cat#
The filming amine compound reacts with methyl
Tip Breaking Tool Pack (1 ea) A-0079
orange to form a yellow-colored complex that is
Reaction Tube w/Lid, Filming Amine (1 ea) A-0087F
Ampoule Caps Pack (100 ea) A-0095
extracted into an immiscible organic solvent. Results
are expressed in ppm (mg/L) octadecylamine. Instructions are posted on our website.
If no shelf-life is listed for a product, then the shelf-life is at least 2 years.
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