Oleylamine
What is Oleylamine?
Oleylamine (CAS 112-90-3), also sold as Armeen O and Noram O, is a long-chain fatty amine derived from oleic acid.
Where is Oleylamine used?
- Textile and leather: softening agent and antistatic additive
- Personal care: emulsifier and conditioning agent in hair and skin products
- Plastics and polymers: curing co-agent and surface modifier
- Nanoparticle synthesis: stabilizing ligand and capping agent controlling particle size and dispersion
- It serves as a surface-active agent and emulsifier.
Good to know: Recognized in materials science and specialty chemical markets under the abbreviation OLA.
Commercial specifications
- Purity typically 70% to 98% depending on application requirements
- Higher-purity grades for electronics and advanced materials
Other Names (Synonyms)
Oleamine|Armeen O|Noram O|CIS-9-OCTADECENYLAMINE|Alamine 11|Oleylamin|9-Octadecen-1-amine, (9Z)-|9-Octadecenylamine, (Z)-|OLA