Butylstannonic acid
What is Butylstannonic acid?
Butylstannonic acid (CAS 2273-43-0), also referred to as butylstannoic acid, is an organotin compound used industrially as a catalyst and catalyst precursor in polymer curing and cross-linking systems.
Where is Butylstannonic acid used?
- Plastics and polymer processing: catalyst
- Production of polyesters, polyurethanes and silicone systems requiring controlled cure rates
- Construction: sealants and coatings relying on tin-catalyzed cross-linking
- Textile and leather finishing: precursor in mordanting and surface treatment
- Paper manufacturing: specialty coatings needing precise cross-link density
- It reacts with hydroxyl and carboxyl groups in controlled condensation reactions.
Good to know: Purity is typically specified by tin content, the primary parameter for assessing batch consistency.
Commercial specifications
- Purity specified by tin content
- Packaging in multi-kilogram quantities for industrial procurement
Other Names (Synonyms)
Stannane, butylhydroxyoxo-|Butylstannoic acid|Butyltin hydroxide oxide|1-Butanestannonic acid|Butylhydroxytin oxide|Mono-N-butyltin oxide|HYDROXYBUTYLTIN OXIDE|Butanestannonic acid