Benzylamine
What is Benzylamine?
Benzylamine (CAS 100-46-9), also known as BZA, is a primary aromatic amine used as a reactive building block and functional intermediate in chemical manufacturing.
Where is Benzylamine used?
- Polymer and rubber processing: crosslinking agent and curing accelerator influencing mechanical properties and durability
- Antioxidant formulations: stabilizer packages protecting polymers from oxidative degradation
- Flavor synthesis: precursor for nitrogen-containing aroma compounds
- Pharmaceutical and agrochemical production: intermediate for actives
- It serves as a curing agent, stabilizer, and flavoring precursor depending on the formulation.
Commercial specifications
- Purity levels range from 98% to 99%+ depending on application and manufacturing requirements.
- Packaging options generally include drums and IBC containers for bulk procurement.
Other Names (Synonyms)
omega-aminotoluene|N-benzylamine|moringine|alpha-aminotoluene|a-aminotoluene|2bza|1-phenylmethanamine|(phenylmethyl)amine|BZA