Carbohydrazide
What is Carbohydrazide?
Carbohydrazide (CAS 497-18-7), also known as N,N'-diaminourea, is an oxygen scavenger and corrosion inhibitor for industrial water treatment and energy systems.
Where is Carbohydrazide used?
- Process water and boiler systems: removes dissolved oxygen, protecting metal surfaces from oxidative corrosion
- Boiler feedwater treatment: replaces hydrazine as a safer oxygen scavenger, reacting with dissolved oxygen to prevent pitting and corrosion in steam generation systems
- Refineries and oil and gas facilities: protects pipelines and heat exchangers under high-temperature conditions
- Polymer chemistry: cross-linking and curing agent for polyurethane and epoxy systems
- It serves as a catalyst precursor in the synthesis of specialty chemicals and pharmaceutical intermediates.
Commercial specifications
- Standard commercial grades: technical and high-purity
- Purity typically 98% to 99%+
- Packaging: bags and drums
Other Names (Synonyms)
N,N'-diaminourea|N-aminohydrazinecarboxamide|hydrazide hydrazinecarboxylic acid|carbonylbis-hydrazine|carbonic dihydrazide|cabazide|4-aminosemicarbazide|1,3-diaminourea