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Product portfolio Page 4

1 Aldehydes Page 6 Aldehydes application areas 10

2 Alcohols Page 12 Alcohols application areas 14

3 Esters Page 16 Esters application areas 16

4 Acids Page 18 Acids application areas 22

5 Polyols 4 Polyols application areas 26

6 Amines Page 28 Amines application areas 36

7 Specialty Esters Page 38 Specialty Esters application areas 44

Alphabetical Product Index Page 46

Production platform Page 48

Product portfolio applicable Page 50

OXEA Worldwide Page 52

Facts and Figures Page 53

Products by Classes

end-market applications. With a total production capacity of over 1.2 million tons, we are the largest Oxo chemicals producer for the Oxo merchant market overall.

Being a market leader requires constant innovation and a stringent process of business optimization. At OXEA, we continuously analyze the geographies and industrial sectors we serve – always eager to learn more about the dynamics and perspectives in our clients’ industries.

OXEA is recognized by our customers as a knowledgeable partner and a reliable supplier. Our long-standing and trusted customer relationships, some spanning more than 50 years of productive cooperation, provides our global commercial teams with a deep understanding of our custo-mers’ needs and allow us to align closely with our custo-mers’ strategies and growth activities.

OXEA uses modern technologies and operates efficient economic and ecological processes. Product quality, plant safety, environmental protection, and customer service are always top priority.

This brochure, featuring over 70 products, offers a more detailed overview of our product portfolio.

We invite you to learn more about OXEA.

Oxo chemicals are OXEA’s core competency. We produce Oxo intermediates and Oxo derivatives in our plants in Germany, the Netherlands, and the USA and started up in 2014 our first manufacturing facility in China. Our global customer base is served from sales offices in numerous locations, including Europe, North America, Asia and Latin America.

As “The Oxo People”, OXEA has more than 75 years of experience in the production of Oxo chemicals. We are the inventor of the Oxo synthesis process (or “hydro-formylation”) as well as several other proprietary techno-logies for the manufacture of Oxo chemicals. The produc-tion process for Oxo intermediates and Oxo derivatives is complex, requiring efficient integration and an under-stand ing of the underlying processes and end-markets. We benefit from highly integrated production facilities and a well-balanced value chain in Oxo chemicals. Our flexible production process allows us to manage our production flow carefully and react to short-term demand patterns for key products. OXEA’s unmatched and well-honed experi-ence in these areas has enabled us to develop our core competencies across the entire Oxo value chain and to create a broad portfolio of Oxo chemicals.

OXEA is the second largest manufacturer of Oxo chemicals by production capacity, producing more than 70 products for customers in a wide range of industries with various

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Diversified product portfolio for a wide range of end-uses

PRODUCT PORTFOLIO

Alcohols

Applications: Surface Coatings, Lacquers & Paints, Polymer Additives, Lubricants, Solvents, Disinfectants

Applications: Lacquers, Polymer Additives, Flotation Chemicals, Flavors & Fragrances

Aldehydes

Oxo-Intermediates

Esters

Applications: Chemical Intermediates, Cosmetics, Paints & Coatings, Printing Inks, Pharmaceuticals, Solvents

Oxo-Derivatives

Polyols

Applications: High Solids Coatings, Powder Coatings, Cosmetics, Lubricants, Polymer Additives

Higher Alcohols

Applications: Plasticizers, Lubricants, Flavors & Fragrances, Surfactants

Carboxylic Acids

Applications: Lubricants, Siccatives, Flavors & Fragrances, Polymer Stabilizers Feed Additives, Corrosion Inhibitors

Amines

Applications: Agrochemicals, Rubber Chemicals, Polymer Additives, Pharmaceu-ticals, Surfactants, Dye Intermediates, Specialty Chemicals, Corrosion Inhibitors

Higher Aldehydes

Applications: Chemical Intermediates, Flavors & Fragrances

Specialty Esters

Applications: Plasticizers, Lubricants, Coalescing Agents

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OXEA products Other names /Short form

CAS No. Physical data

Propionaldehyde Propanal 123 - 38 - 6 MMBp @ 1013 hPa [°C]

MpFlp [°C]

Vp

58.148– 81– 30364

drVd

ρnD

ST Sol. in Water

0.7971.8 @ 37.8 °C (Air = 1)0.431.362–306 g / l @ 25 °C

n-Butyraldehyde n-Butanal 123 -72 - 8MM

Bp @ 1013 hPa [°C]Mp

Flp [°C]Vp

72.1175< – 20– 6.7144

drVd

ρnD

ST Sol. in Water

0.812.50.431.37970 (1 g / l)50

Isobutyraldehyde Isobutanal 78-84-2MM


Flp [°C]Vp

72.1164– 69.5– 5153

drVd

ρnD

ST Sol. in Water

0.7832.50.43––60

n-Valeraldehyde n-Pentanal 110 - 62 - 3MM


Flp [°C]Vp

86.13104– 856.550

drVd

ρnD

ST Sol. in Water

0.80930.5431.393–18

2-Methylbutyraldehyde 2-Methylbutanal 96 -17- 3MM


Flp [°C]Vp

86.1392< – 90– 576

drVd

ρnD

ST Sol. in Water

0.803–0.53 1.3948.813

Isovaleraldehyde 3-Methylbutanal 590 - 86 - 3MM


Flp [°C]Vp

86.1392< – 900.575

drVd

ρnD

ST Sol. in Water

0.7972.960.561.38746.115

n-Heptanal n-Heptylaldehyde 111-71-7MM


Flp [°C]Vp [hPa] @ 25 °C

114.18156 – 160– 43426.6

drVd

ρnD

ST Sol. in Water

0.81873.940.98 @ 15 °C1.426–2.03

2-Ethylhexanal 2-Ethylhexylaldehyde 123 - 05 -7MM


Flp [°C]Vp

128.22159.6< – 100442.3

drVd

ρnD

ST Sol. in Water

0.819 4.4 0.951 1.416 –0.39

PropionaldehydPropanalCAS 123-38-6

n-Butyraldehydn-ButanalCAS 123-72-8

Isobutyraldehyd2-MethylpropanalCAS 78-84-2

n-Valeraldehydn-PentanalCAS 110-62-3

2-Methylbutyraldehyd2-MethylbutanalCAS 96-17-3

Isovaleraldehyd3-MethylbutanalCAS 590-86-3

n-Heptanaln-HeptylaldehydCAS 111-71-7

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2-Ethylhexanal2-EthylhexylaldehydCAS 123-05-7

n-NonanalPelargonaldehydn-NonylaldehydCAS 124-19-6

Isononanal3,5,5-Trimethylhexanal, etwa 90 %IsononylaldehydCAS 35127-50-5CAS 5435-64-3

2-MethyldecanalMethyloctylacetaldehyd (MOA)CAS 19009-56-4

n/i-UndecanalCAS 112-44-7

n/i-C13 / C15-AldehydMischung von n/i-Tridecanalundn/i-PentadecanalCAS 93821-14-8

TCD-Dialdehyd 3(4), 8(9)-Bis-formyl-tricyclo-[5.2.1.0 2,6]decan CAS 25896-97-3

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Data / Values @ 20 °C, 1013 hPa (unless otherwise noted): MM = Molecular Mass Bp = Boiling Point [ °C ] Mp = Melting Point [ °C ] Flp = Flash Point [ °C ]

Vp = Vapor Pressure [hPa] d = Density [ g/cm3 ] rVd = rel. Vapor Density ρ = Viscosity [ mPa*s ] nD = Refractive Index ST = Surface Tension [ mN / m ]

Sol. in Water = Solubility in Water [ g / l ]

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Isononanal 3,5,5-Trimethylhexanal 5435 - 64 - 3MM


Flp [°C]Vp

142.23 169 < – 100 34 9

drVd

ρnD

ST Sol. in Water

0.82–1.72 [mm² / s]1.419 – 1.423 45.6 0.3

n-Nonanal Pelargonaldehyden4Nonylaldehyde

124 -19 - 6MM


Flp [°C]Vp

142.24 183 – 19 75 2

drVd

ρnD

ST Sol. in Water

0.823 4.9 1.4 1.424 ––

n-Undecanal – 112 - 44-7MM


Flp [°C]Vp

170.29225– 101050.38

drVd

ρnD

ST Sol. in Water

0.8285.942.2951.413 – 1.415 44.8 0.012

n / i-C13 / C15- Aldehyde

– 93821 -14 - 8MM


Flp [°C]Vp

– 263 – 286 – 9 122 3

drVd

ρnD

ST Sol. in Water

0.830 –3.7 – 42.30.002








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Data / Values @ 20 °C, 1013 hPa (unless otherwise noted):

MM = Molecular Mass Bp = Boiling Point [ °C ] Mp = Melting Point [ °C ] Flp = Flash Point [ °C ] Vp = Vapor Pressure [hPa]

d = Density [ g/cm3 ] rVd = rel. Vapor Density ρ = Viscosity [ mPa*s ] nD = Refractive Index ST = Surface Tension [ mN / m ] Sol. in Water = Solubility in Water [ g / l ]

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Agro chemicals Chemical Inter mediates

Animal Feed Fine Chemicals

Flavors & Fra grances

LDPE /EVA Polymers

Lubricant Additives

Pharma Resins Rubber Additives

Product CAS No.

Propionaldehyde 123 - 38 - 6

n-Butyraldehyde 123 -72 - 8

Isobutyraldehyde 78-84-2

n-Valeraldehyde 110 - 62 - 3

2-Methylbutyraldehyde 96 -17- 3

Isovaleraldehyde 590 - 86 - 3

n-Heptanal 111-71-7

2-Ethylhexanal 123 - 05 -7

Isononanal 5435-64-3

n-Nonanal 124 -19 - 6

n-Undecanal 112 - 44 -7

n/i-C13-C15-Aldehyde 93821 -14 - 8

All information on application areas is derived from our experience and customer feedback. Please note that each use of a specific product, the regulatory framework

and IP situation still has to be verified by the customer in each individual case.

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n-Propanol n-Propyl alcohol 71- 23 - 8MM


Flp [°C]Vp

60.1 97 < – 90 22 – 24 26

drVd

ρSol. in Water

0.8036 2.12.21 completely soluble

nD

ST1.386 70.8 (1 g / l)

n-Butanol n-Butyl alcohol 71- 36 - 3MM


Flp [°C]Vp

74.12 119 < – 90 35 10

drVd

ρSol. in Water

0.812.62.94766

nD

ST1.399 69.9

Isobutanol 2-Methylpropan-1- ol 78 - 83 -1MM


Flp [°C]Vp

74.12 108 < – 90 31 16

drVd

ρSol. in Water

0.8022.63.170

nD

ST1.396 69.7

n-Heptanol Heptyl alcoholn-Heptyl alcoholEnanthic alcohol

111-70 - 6MM



116.2 175.8 – 34.6 71 0.29

drVd

ρSol. in Water

0.82194.017.41.67 mg/l @ 25 °C

nD

ST1.4249–

2-Ethylhexanol 2-Ethyl-hexan-1- ol2-EHOH

104 -76 -7MM


Flp [°C]Vp

130.23 184 – 89 77 < 1

drVd

ρSol. in Water

0.8324.59.80.9

nD

ST1.431 47 (0.81 g / l)

n-Nonanol n-Nonyl alcohol, Pelargonic alcohol, n-C9 alcohol

143-08-8MM


Flp [°C]

144.26212– 3 95

drVd

ρSol. in Water

0.8278 not available 14.2 69.5 mg/l @ 20 °C

nD

ST1.4338 17.8 (0.10 g / l)

Isononanol 3,5,5-Trimethylhexan-1- ol 3452 - 97- 9MM


Flp [°C]Vp

144.26 193.5 – 80 76 2

drVd

ρSol. in Water

0.8264514.2 0.4

nD

ST–38 (0.37 g / l)

TCD Alcohol M Octahydro-4,7-methano- 1H-indenmethanolTCD-monol

31308 - 55 -1MM


Flp [°C]Vp

166.26 266 – 31 132< 1

drVd

ρSol. in Water

1.0517 – 200.5 0.4

nD

ST–52 (0.36 g / l)

n-Propanoln-PropylalkoholCAS 71-23-8 vv

n-Butanoln-ButylalkoholCAS 71-36-3

Isobutanol2-MethylpropanolCAS 78-83-1

2-Ethylhexanol2-EthylhexylalkoholCAS 104-76-7

IsononanolGemisch von primären Isononanolen3,5,5-Trimethylhexanol, etwa 90 %CAS 3452-97-9

TCD-Alkohol M8-Hydroxymethyl-tricyclo-[5.2.1.02,6]decanCAS 64680-90-6

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d = Density [ g / cm3 ] rVd = rel. Vapor Density ρ = Viscosity [ mPa*s ] nD = Refractive Index ST = Surface Tension [ mN / m ] Sol. in Water = Solubility in Water [ g / l ]

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Printing Inks Plasticizers Chemical Intermediates Agrochemicals,Crop Science

Paints & Coatings Fuel Additives Flavors & Fragrances

Personal Care Disinfectant

Product CAS No.

n-Propanol 71- 23 - 8

n-Butanol 71- 36 - 3

Isobutanol 78 - 83 -1

n-Heptanol 111- 70 - 6

2-Ethylhexanol 104 -76 -7

n-Nonanol 143-08-8

Isononanol 3452- 97- 9

TCD Alcohol M 31308 - 55 -1



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2 ALCOHOLS APPLICATION AREAS

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Detergents Additives Chemi cal Inter mediates Flavor & Fragrances Pharma Paint and Coatings Printing Inks

Product CAS No.

n-Propyl Acetate 109 - 60 - 4

n-Butyl Acetate 123 - 86 - 4

Isobutyl Acetate 110 -19 - 0



n-Propyl Acetate Acetic Acid n-propyl ester

109 - 60 - 4MM


Flp [°C]Vp

102.13101.5– 931238

drVd

ρnD

STSol. in Water

0.8883.50.581.384–18.9

n-Butyl Acetate Acetic Acid n-butyl ester

123 - 86 - 4MM


Flp [°C]Vp

116.16126< – 902715

drVd

ρnD

STSol. in Water

0.88140.731.39361.3 (1 g / l)5.3

Isobutyl Acetate Acetic Acid isobutyl ester

110 -19 - 0MM


Flp [°C]Vp

116.16117< – 902221

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ρnD

STSol. in Water

0.87140.71.3962.5 (1 g / l)5.6

n-PropylacetatEssigsäure-n-propylesterCAS 109-60-4

n-ButylacetatEssigsäure-n-butylesterCAS 123-86-4

IsobutylacetatIsobutylacetat, Urethan-QualitätEssigsäureisobutylesterCAS 110-19-0

Genomoll® 100Di-(2-ethylhexyl)-phthalat (DEHP)DOPCAS 117-81-7

Genomoll® 100-S Med

Genomoll® 100-S Food

3G8 EsterTriethylenglykol-di-(2-ethylhexanoat)CAS 94-28-0

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n-Buttersäure n-ButansäureCAS 107-92-6

Isobuttersäure 2-MethylpropionsäureCAS 79-31-2

n-Valeriansäuren-PentansäureCAS 109-52-4

2-Methylbuttersäure2-MethylbutansäureCAS 116-53-0

3-MethylbuttersäureIsovaleriansäureCAS 503-74-2

2-MethylpentansäureCAS 97-61-0

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Propionic Acid (AF) C3 AcidPropanoic Acid

79-09-4MM


Flp [°C]

74.08141– 21.550.50

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STSol. in Water

rVd

0.991.181.387not available completely soluble at roomtemperaturenot available

n-Butyric Acid (AF) n - C4 Acidn-Butanoic Acid

107- 92- 6MM


Flp [°C]

88.11164– 771

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STSol. in Water

0.9571.671.39868.5 (1 g / l) completely soluble

Isobutyric Acid iso-C4 Acid 79 - 31- 2MM


Flp [°C]

88.11156– 6456 – 62

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0.9481.321.39370.2 (1 g / l) 618

n-Valeric Acid n-Pentanoic Acidn - C5 Acid

109 - 52- 4MM


Flp [°C]

102.13186– 3484

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STSol. in Water

0.942.1731.40851.6 (1 g / l) 37.5

2-Methylbutyric Acid 2- MB Acid 116 - 53 - 0MM


Flp [°C]

102.13177– 9077

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STSol. in Water

0.9362.11.40564.2 (1 g / l) 45

3-Methylbutyric Acid Isovaleric Acid3 - MB Acid

503 -74 - 2MM


Flp [°C]

102.13178.5 – 3184 @ 80

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STSol. in Water

0.92582.41.40363.3 (1 g / l) 48

Isopentanoic AcidMM

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102.13177 – 186< –3477 – 84

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0.942.1 – 2.21.405 – 1.40851 – 64 (1 g / l)37.5

2-Methylpentanoic Acid

2-Methylvaleric Acid2- MP Acid

97- 61- 0MM


Flp [°C]

116.16196< – 90 93

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n-Heptanoic Acid (HP) n-C7 Acid 111-14 - 8MM


Flp [°C]

130.19223– 8117

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STSol. in Water

0.923.4 @ 30 °C1.422–2 to 5

2-Ethylhexanoic Acid 2-EH Acid 149 - 57- 5MM


Flp [°C]

144.21228 (226 – 229)– 57114

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STSol. in Water

0.907 4.81.425 –1.4

Pelargonic Acid (HP) (HALAL)

n-Nonanoic Acidn-C9 Acid

112- 05 - 0MM


Flp [°C]

158.2325313137

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STSol. in Water

0.9058.11.43331.7 (0.27 g / l) 0.3

Isononanoic Acid (M) iso-C9 Acid 3302 -10 -1MM


Flp [°C]

158.23230 – 240 – 77117 – 137

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STSol. in Water

0.90010 to 121.42935.3 (0.63 g / l) 0.7

n-HeptansäureCAS 111-14-8

2-Ethylhexansäure2-EthylcapronsäureCAS 149-57-5

Pelargonsäuren-NonansäureCAS 112-05-0

Isononansäure3,5,5-Trimethylhexansäure,etwa 90 %CAS 3302-10-1

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Paint Driers

PVB Plasticizer

Antifreeze Detergents Additives

Carboxylates Chemical Intermediates

Animal Feed Flavor & Fragrances

Polymer i zation Catalysts

Cosmetic Ingredients

Synthetic Lubricants

Agro chemicals

Products CAS No.

Propionic Acid 79-09-4

n-Butyric Acid 107- 92- 6

Isobutyric Acid 79 - 31- 2

n-Valeric Acid 109 - 52- 4

2-Methylbutyric Acid

116 - 53 - 0


503 -74- 2

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97- 61- 0

n-Heptanoic Acid 111-14 - 8

2-Ethylhexanoic Acid

149 - 57- 5

Pelargonic Acid 112 - 05 - 0

Isononanoic Acid 3302 -10 -1

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CAS No. Product Form Physical data

TCD Alcohol DM 3(4),8(9)-Bis-(hydroxymethyl)- tricyclo-[5.2.1.02,6] decaneTCD-Diol

26160 - 83 - 826896 - 48 - 0

Liquid MM


Flp [°C]Vp

196.2833418191< 1

drVd

ρnD

1.136 – 52.600 @ 40 °C 1.52

STSol. in Water

58.9 (1 g / l) 11

1,3-Butylene Glycol Cosmetic Quality

1,3-Butanediol1,3-BG

107-88-0 LiquidMM

Bp @ 1013 hPa [°C] Mp

Flp [°C]Vp

90.12209– 57115< 1

drVd

ρnD

1.0035 3.2 131.8 1.44

STSol. in Water

72.6 (1 g / l) completely soluble

1,3-Butylene Glycol Industrial Quality

1,3-Butanediol1,3-BG

107- 88 - 0 LiquidMM

Bp @ 1013 hPa [°C] Mp

Flp [°C]Vp

90.12209– 57115< 1

drVd

ρnD

1.0035 3.2 131.8 1.44

STSol. in Water

72.6 (1 g / l) completely soluble

Trimethylolpropane 1,1,1-Tris-(hydroxymethyl)-propaneTMP

77- 99 - 6 Molten,Flakes

MMBp @ 1013 hPa [°C]

MpFlp [°C]

Vp

134.1730458149 – 180< 0.001

drVd

ρnD

1.084 – 1.09 4.63––

STSol. in Water

–100 – 1000

Neopentylglycol 2,2-Dimethylpropane- 1,3-diolNPG

126 - 30 -7 Molten, Flakes,90 % Aqueous Solution

MMBp @ 1013 hPa [°C]

MpFlp [°C]

Vp

104.15209127 – 130107 0.00024

drVd

ρnD

1.07 – 6.43–

STSol. in Water

–830

1,3-Butylenglycol1,3-ButandiolCAS 107-88-0

Neopentylglycol2,2-Dimethylpropan -1,3-diolCAS 126-30-7Gelieferte Formen: Schmelze Schuppen 90 % wässerige Lösung

Trimethylolpropan1,1,1-Tris-(hydroxymethyl)-propanCAS 77-99-6

TCD-Alkohol DM3(4),8(9)-Bis-(hydroxymethyl)-tricyclo-[5.2.1.02,6]decanCAS 26896-48-0CAS 26160-83-8

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Plasticizers

(Coating) Resins

Plastics

Lubricants

Cosmetics

Flavours & Fragrances

Products CAS No. Function

TCD Alcohol DM 26160 - 83 - 826896 - 48 - 0

Polymer Component / Intermediate, Carrier Molecule

1,3-Butylene Glycol Cosmetic Quality

107- 88 - 0 Humectant / Emollient

1,3-Butylene Glycol Industrial Quality

107-88-0 Polymer Component / Intermediate

Trimethylolpropane 77- 99 - 6 Polymer Component / Intermediate

Neopentylglycol 126 - 30 -7 Polymer Component / Intermediate



5 POLYOLS APPLICATION AREAS

2928



7.1 Monoalkylamines

n-Propylamine 1-Aminopropane 107-10 - 8 MM


Flp [°C]Vp

59.147.5 < – 60 < – 20 –

dρ

Sol. in Water

0.7160.4miscible

Isopropylamine 2-Aminopropane 75 - 31 - 0MM


Flp [°C]Vp

59.1132< – 90< – 25631

dρ

Sol. in WaternD

STrVd

0.68710.47–1.37368.52.04

n-Butylamine 1-Aminobutane 109 -73 - 9MM


Flp [°C]Vp

73.1477– 47– 7.5102

dρ

Sol. in WaternD

STrVd

0.7360.51completely soluble1.40169.52.5

n-Propylamin1-AminopropanCAS 107-10-8

IsopropylaminIsopropylamin, 70 % in Wasser2-AminopropanCAS 75-31-0

n-Butylamin1-AminobutanCAS 109-73-9

Isobutylamin2-MethylpropylaminCAS 78-81-9

sec-Butylamin2-AminobutanCAS 13952-84-6

3-MethylbutylaminIsopentylamin1-Amino-3-methylbutanCAS 107-85-7

n-Octylamin1-AminooctanCAS 111-86-4

NH2

NH2

NH2

NH2

NH2

NH2

NH2








NH2

NH2

NH2

NH2

NH2

NH2

NH2








NH2

NH2

NH2

NH2

NH2

NH2

NH2

Data / Values @ 20 °C, 1013 hPa (unless otherwise noted): MM = Molecular Mass Bp = Boiling Point [ °C ] Mp = Melting Point [ °C ]

Flp = Flash Point [ °C ] Vp = Vapor Pressure [hPa] d = Density [ g / cm3 ] rVd = rel. Vapor Density ρ = Viscosity [ mPa*s ] nD = Refractive Index

ST = Surface Tension [ mN / m ] Sol. in Water = Solubility in Water [ g / l ]

6 AMINES

6 AMINES

3 13 0



7.1 Monoalkylamines

3-Methylbutylamine 1-Amino-3-methylbutaneIsopentylamine

107- 85 -7MM


Flp [°C]Vp

87.1697.5– 83448

dρ

Sol. in WaternD

STrVd

0.7470.62miscible1.40863.43.0

n-Octylamine 1-Aminooctane 111- 86 - 4MM


Flp [°C]Vp

129.251782580.81

dρ

Sol. in WaternD

STrVd

0.78081.3710.321.42944.2 4.46

2-Ethylhexylamine 3-Aminomethyl Heptane 104 -75 - 6MM


Flp [°C]Vp

129.24169.8< – 7045 – 551.6

dρ

Sol.in WaterrVd

0.7881.122.54.46








NH2

NH2

NH2

NH2

NH2

NH2

NH2








NH2

NH2

NH2

NH2

NH2

NH2

NH2

NH2

NH2

NH

NH

NH

NH

NH

NH

Data / Values @ 20 °C, 1013 hPa (unless otherwise noted): MM = Molecular Mass Bp = Boiling Point [ °C ] Mp = Melting Point [ °C ]

Flp = Flash Point [ °C ] Vp = Vapor Pressure [hPa] d = Density [ g / cm3 ] rVd = rel. Vapor Density ρ = Viscosity [ mPa*s ] nD = Refractive Index

ST = Surface Tension [ mN / m ] Sol. in Water = Solubility in Water [ g / l ]

6 AMINES

3 33 2



7.2 Dialkylamines

Di-n-propylamine Dipropylamine 142 - 84 -7 MM


Flp [°C]Vp

101.19109.3– 40740

dρ

Sol. in WaterrVd

0.740.517 @ 25 °C46.4 g / l (ang 4.64 %) 3.5

Di-n-butylamine Dibutylamine 111- 92- 2MM


Flp [°C]Vp

129.24160– 6040.52.2

dρ

Sol. in WaternD

STrVd

0.7590.853.81.41750.64.5

Di-isoamylamine Di-(3-methylbutyl)amine 544 - 00 - 3MM



157.3187 – 188– 44580.87

dρ

Sol. in Water

0.767 –0.588 g / l @ 25 °C

Di-2-ethylhexylamine Di-(2-ethylhexyl)amine 106 - 20 -7MM


Flp [°C]Vp

241.5 281 < – 70 130 0.013

dρ

Sol. in WaterST

0.8033.71448

NH2

NH2

NH

NH

NH

NH

NH

NH

NH2

NH2

NH

NH

NH

NH

NH

NH

NH

NH

NH

Di-(2-ethylhexyl)aminCAS 106-20-7

Di-isononylaminGemisch von IsomerenDi-(3,5,5-trimethylhexyl)aminCAS 28454-70-8

6.3 Trialkylamine

N,N-Dimethyl-n-butylaminCAS 927-62-8

Tri-n-propylaminTripropylaminCAS 102-69-2

Tri-n-butylaminTributylaminCAS 102-82-9

6.4 Diamine

3-Dimethylaminopropylamin (DMAPA)N,N-Dimethyl-1,3-diaminopropanCAS 109-55-7

TCD-Diamin3(4),8(9)-Bis-(aminomethyl)-tricyclo-[5.2.1.0 2,6]decanCAS 68889-71-4

NH

NH

N

N

N

NH 2N

H 2NNH 2




6 AMINES

3 53 4

OXEA products Other names/Short form


7.3 Trialkylamines

Tri-n-propylamine Tripropylamine 102- 69 - 2MM


Flp [°C]Vp

143.27156.4< – 903317

dρ

Sol. in WaternD

STrVd

0.75570.70.4441.41761.6 4.93

Tri-n-butylamine Tributylamine 102 - 82 - 9MM


Flp [°C]Vp

185.35208< – 90750.18

dρ

Sol. in WaternD

STrVd

0.7771.3930.081.42955 6.4



6.3 Trialkylamine




6.4 Diamine



NH

NH

N

N

N

NH 2N

H 2NNH 2



6.3 Trialkylamine




6.4 Diamine



NH

NH

N

N

N

NH 2N

H 2NNH 2




3 73 6

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Products CAS No.

n-Propylamine 107 - 10 - 8

Isopropylamine 75 - 31- 0

n-Butylamine 109 - 73 - 9

3-Methylbutylamine 107- 85 -7

n-Octylamine 111- 86 - 4

2-Ethylhexylamine 104 -75 - 6

Di-n-propylamine 142 - 84 -7

Di-n-butylamine 111- 92 - 2

Di-isoamylamine 544 - 00 - 3

Di-2-ethylhexylamine 106 - 20 -7

Tri-n-propylamine 102 - 69 - 2

Tri-n-butylamine 102 - 82 - 9



6 AMINES APPLICATION AREAS

3 93 8

Physical data

OXEA products CAS No. Test results for use as Plasticizers in PVC

OXBLUE DOSX 2915-57-3

MMd

Flp [°C] COC

342.50.933>160

ρ 20 °C [mm² / s]

40 °C [mm² / s] 100 °C [mm² / s]

Viscosity

13.46.82.012.4

Color Volatiles [wt %]

Bp

Mp

≤ 20 2.25298

-73

Shore A Hardness ASTM D1706, 50 phr

100 % Modulus [mPa] ASTM D638, 50phr

Low temperature flexibility [°C]

ASTM D1043, 50phr Elevated temp

volatility [wt %] 100 °C. 7 days, loss, 50phr

75

18

–47

19.2

Relative extrac-tion resistance

ASTM D1239, 50phr

soapy water extraction [wt %]

oil extraction [wt %]

hexane extraction [wt %]

0.6

5

13

Fogging number 3 hours, 100 °C, 67phr

VOC data (Boiling point) [°C]

32

298




O

O

OO

7 SPECIALTY ESTERS

4 14 0

Physical data

OXEA products CAS No. Test results for use as Plasticizers in PVC

OXSOFT DOA 103-23-1 MM

dFlp [°C] COC

370.570.925196

ρ 20 °C [mm² / s]

40 °C [mm² / s] 100 °C [mm² / s]

VpViscosity

rVd

15.17.82.3< 0.0113.712.8

nD


1.447≤ 25 2.41




ASTM D1043, 50phr Elevated temp volatility [wt %]

100 °C. 7 days, loss, 50phr

76

7.2

– 52

26.5


ASTM D1239, 50phr




0.9

18

29



76

417

OXSOFT 3G8 94-28-0MM

dFlp [°C] COC

403 0.97 196

ρ 20 °C [mm² / s]

40 °C [mm² / s] 100 °C [mm² / s]

16.3 8.8 2.4

nD


ViscosityST

Sol. in Water

1.444 ≤ 30 0.53 16.445.81.53






81

16.2

– 58.5

6.5


ASTM D1239, 50phr




3

11

20



34

340

OXSOFT GPO 6422-86-2

MMd

Flp [°C] COC

3910.983383

ρ20 °C [mm² / s]

40 °C[mm² / s] 100 °C [mm² / s]

64.1n. a.5

nD


BpMprVd

1.487≤ 20 n. a.383– 4813.5






81

11

– 26

n. a.


ASTM D1239, 50phr




0.4

10

26



n. a.

400

OXSOFT DUO 1MM

dFlp [°C] COC

n. a. 0.98 > 199

ρ 20 °C [mm² / s]

40 °C [mm² / s] 100 °C [mm² / s]

50 n. a. n. a.

nD


Viscosity

1.47 ≤ 30 0.250






83

19

– 37

4.4


ASTM D1239, 50phr




1.2

3

17



70

n.a.

OXSOFT DUO 2MM

dFlp [°C] COC

n. a. 0.99 > 199

ρ 20 °C [mm² / s]

40 °C [mm² / s] 100 °C [mm² / s]

150 n. a. n. a.

nD


1.48 ≤ 30 0.23






84

19

– 24

1.9


ASTM D1239, 50phr




0.4

1.2

15



84

n.a.

O

O

OO O

O

O

O

OO O

O

O

O

OO

O O

O

O O

O

O

O

OO O

O

O

O

OO O

O

O

O

OO

O O

O

O O

O




O

O

O

O

7 SPECIALTY ESTERS

4 34 2

Physical data

OXEA products CAS No.

Test results for use as Plasticizers in PVC

OXSOFT TOTM (St)

3319-31-1

MMd

Flp [°C] COC ρ

20 °C [mm² / s] 40 °C [mm² / s]

100 °C [mm² / s]

547 0.9885 224 °C

335 90 9.6

nD


BpMp

1.485≤ 30 0.14655– 43






88

12.8

– 20

1.1


ASTM D1239, 50phr




0.1

10

26



97

355

OXSOFT L9TM 35415-27-1

MMd

Flp [°C] COC ρ

20 °C [mm² / s]

589 0.972 190 – 210 °C

137

nD


BpMprVd

Sol. in WaterVp

1.483</= 70 not availablenot availablenot availablenot availablenot available< 0.1

OXFILM 351MM

dFlp [°C] COC

ρ20 °C [mm² / s]40 °C [mm² / s]

100 °C [mm² / s]

4030.966196

16.3 8.8 2.4

nD

ColorVolatiles [wt %]

BpMpSTVp

1.444≤ 30 0.53340 – 351– 7045.8< 0.001

OXLUBE L9-TMP 126-57-8

MMd

Flp [°C] COCρ

20 °C [mm² / s]40 °C [mm² / s]

100 °C [mm² / s]

5550.9401224

46.9214.6

ColorNoack volatility,

weight loss [wt %]BpMp

Oxidation stability,

RPVOT [minutes]Biodegradeability

OECD 301B [%]

≤ 100

1.73532– 45

79

95




O

O

O

O

O

O

O

O

O

O

O

O

7 SPECIALTY ESTERS

4 54 4

Wire & Cable Insulation

Construction Flooring & Carpets

Automotive Household / miscellaneous MedicalP

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Products CAS No.

OXBLUE DOSX 2915-57-3

OXSOFT DOA 103-23-1

OXSOFT 3G8 94-28-0

OXSOFT GPO 6422-86-2

OXSOFT DUO 1

OXSOFT DUO 2

OXSOFT TOTM (St) 3319-31-1

OXSOFT L9TM 35415-27-1

OXFILM 351

OXLUBE L9-TMP 126-57-8



7 SPECIALTY ESTERS APPLICATION AREAS

4 74 6

ALPHABETICAL PRODUCT INDEX

B

n-Butanol 12

n-Butyl Acetate 16

n-Butylamine 28

1,3 Butylene Glycol 24

n-Butyric Acid 18

n-Butyraldehyde 6

C

n/i-C13/C15-Aldehyde 8

D

Di-n-butylamine 32

Di-2-ethylhexylamine 32

Di-isoamylamine 32

Di-n-propylamine 32

E

N-Ethyl-n-butylamine 32

2-Ethylhexanal 6

2-Ethylhexanoic Acid 20

2-Ethylhexanol 12

2-Ethylhexylamine 30

H

n-Heptanal 6

n-Heptanol 12

n-Heptanoic Acid 20

I

Isobutanol 12

Isobutyl Acetate 16

Isobutyraldehyde 6

Isobutyric Acid 18

Isononanal 8

Isononanoic Acid 20

Isononanol 12

Isopentanoic Acid 18

Isopropylamine 28

Isovaleraldehyde 6

Isovaleric Acid 18

M

3-Methylbutylamine 30

2-Methylbutyraldehyde 6

2-Methylbutyric Acid 18

2-Methylpentanoic Acid 18

3-Methylbutyric Acid 18

N

Neopentylglycol 24

n-Nonanal 8

n-Nonanol 12

n-Nonanoic Acid 20

O

n-Octylamine 30

OXBLUE DOSX 38

OXFILM 351 42

OXLUBE L9-TMP 42

OXSOFT 3G8 40

OXSOFT DOA 40

OXSOFT DUO 1 40

OXSOFT DUO 2 40

OXSOFT GPO 42

OXSOFT TOTM (St) 42

OXSOFT L9TM 42

P

Pelargonic Acid 20

n-Propanol 12

Propionic Acid 18

Propionaldehyde 6

n-Propyl Acetate 16

n-Propylamine 28

T

TCD Alcohol DM 24

TCD Alcohol M 12

Tri-n-butylamine 34

Trimethylolpropane 24

Tri-n-propylamine 34

U

n-Undecanal 8

V

n-Valeraldehyde 6

n-Valeric Acid 18

4 94 8

3-Methyl-butylamine

Isopentanoic Acid


3-Methylbutyric Acid3-Methyl-butyraldehyde

C4-

C8

Other Precursors

C2

C3

Higher Olefins

Ethylene

Propylene

Butene

Syn

gas

4 94 8

Intermediates Derivatives

Aldehydes

n-Propanol

Propionic Acid (AF)


n-Propyl Acetate

n-/Isobutyl Acetate

OXSOFT GPOOXSOFT DOAOXSOFT TOTM (St)

Propylamines

2-EH-Amines

Butyl-amines

OXSOFT 3G8

OXBLUE DOSX

OXFILM 351

OXSOFT L9TM

OXLUBE L9-TMP

n-Butyric Acid (AF)

Isobutyric Acid

n-Valeric Acid

Heptanoic Acid (HP)n-Heptanol

3-Methylbutanol

2-Methylbutanol

n-Nonanol

Isononanol

Pelargonic Acid (HP)

Isononanoic Acid (M)

Other Amines

2-EH

n-ButanolTMP

NPG

TCD Alcohol DM

1,3 Butylene Glycol

IsobutanolIsobutyraldehyde

n-Butyraldehyde

Propionaldehyde

Higher Aldehydes

n-Valeraldehyde

2-Methyl-butyraldehyde

Alcohols AcidsPolyols Esters Amines

2-EH Acid

Precursors

PRODUCTION PLATFORM

5 15 0

Applicable to a wide range of end-uses

Oxo-Intermediates

OXEA Products Key Applications End markets

Oxo-Derivatives

Aldehydes / Alcohols / Esters

Carboxylic Acids AminesPolyols Higher Aldehydes Specialty EstersHigher Alcohols & Specialty Derivatives

∙ Propionaldehyde

∙ n-Butyraldehyde

∙ Isobutyraldehyde

∙ n-Butanol

∙ Isobutanol

∙ n-Propanol

∙ n-Propyl Acetate

∙ n-Butyl Acetate

∙ Isobutyl Acetate

∙ 2-Ethylhexanol

∙ Lacquers & Paints

∙ Lubricants

∙ Printing Inks

∙ Flavours & Fragrances

∙ Automotive & Transportation

∙ Industrial Goods

∙ Construction & Real Estate

∙ Consumer & Retail

∙ Pharmaceuticals

∙ Cosmetics

∙ Print Media

∙ n-Butyric Acid (AF)

∙ Isobutyric Acid

∙ Valeric Acid (HP)

∙ 2-Methylbutyric Acid

∙ 3-Methylbutyric Acid

∙ Heptanoic Acid (HP)

∙ 2-Ethylhexanoic Acid

∙ Pelargonic Acid (HP)

∙ Isononanoic Acid

∙ Propionic Acid (AF)

∙ Isopentanoic Acid

∙ Lubricants

∙ Siccatives

∙ Flavors & Fragrances

∙ Polymer-Stabilizers



∙ Cosmetics

∙ Agriculture

∙ Packaging

∙ Propylamines

∙ Butylamines

∙ 2-Ethylhexylamines

∙ n-Octylamine

∙ 3-Methylbutylamine

∙ Dimethylbutylamine

∙ Agrochemicals

∙ Rubber Chemicals

∙ Polymer Additives

∙ Surfactants

∙ Dye Intermediates

∙ Agriculture




∙ Pharmaceuticals

∙ Print Media

∙ 1,3 Butylene Glycol

∙ TCD Alcohol DM

∙ Neopentylglycol

∙ TMP

∙ High Solids Coatings

∙ Powder Coatings

∙ Cosmetics

∙ Lubricants

∙ Polymer Additives



∙ Electronics Industry

∙ Cosmetics

∙ n-Undecanal

∙ n-Nonanal

∙ 2 Ethylhexanal

∙ n / i-C13 / C15-Aldehyde

∙ Isovaleraldehyde

∙ Isononanal

∙ n-Valeraldehyde

∙ Chemical Intermediates




∙ Packaging

∙ Pharmaceuticals

∙ OXBLUE DOSX

∙ OXLUBE L9-TMP

∙ OXSOFT DOA

∙ OXSOFT 3G8

∙ OXSOFT GPO

∙ OXSOFT DUO 1

∙ OXSOFT DUO 2

∙ OXSOFT TOTM (St)

∙ OXSOFT L9TM

∙ OXFILM 351

∙ Plasticizer

∙ Lubricants

∙ Coalescing Agent

∙ Food Packaging

∙ Medical devices

∙ Construction

∙ Automotive

∙ 2-Methylbutanol

∙ 3-Methylbutanol

∙ n-Heptanol

∙ n-Nonanol

∙ 3,5,5-Trimethylhexanol (Isononanol)

∙ TCD Alcohol M

∙ Performance Chemicals

∙ Agrochemicals




∙ Healthcare & Medical


∙ Cosmetics

∙ Pharmaceuticals

DIVERSIFIED PRODUCT PORTFOLIO

5 35 2

Founded March 1, 2007 as a buy-out from two global chemical companies (Celanese and Evonik)

Owner Oman Oil Company

Employees approx. 1,400

Annual Sales approx. € 1.5 billion

Plants Europe: Oberhausen, Marl, Amsterdam USA: Bay City, Bishop China: Nanjing

Offices Europe: Monheim Americas: Dallas, Mexico City Asia: Tokyo, Singapore, Shanghai

Products Global supplier of Aldehydes, Oxo Alcohols, Esters, Carboxylic Acids, Specialty Esters, Polyols, Specialty Derivatives and Amines

Applications Ingredients for paints & coatings, adhesives, flavors & fragrances, cosmetics, lubricants, pharmaceuticals and plastics

Sales Force Experienced global sales team providing service to customers in Europe, the Americas and Asia

Management Dr. Oliver Borgmeier Chief Operating Officer, Executive Vice President Global Operations

Stefan Schmidt Chief Financial Officer, Executive Vice President Finance & IT

Learn more about OXEA: www.oxea-chemicals.com

Dallas

Bay City

Bishop

Mexico City

Production sites/Commercial offices

Monheim

Amsterdam

Oberhausen

Marl

Tokyo

Singapore

Shanghai

Nanjing

OXEA WORLDWIDE FACTS AND FIGURES

5 55 4

© OXEA GmbH • Subject to change without notice • Revision April 2019

For further information please contact your nearest OXEA Sales Representative.

www.oxea-chemicals.com

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Phone: +49 2173 [email protected]

Imprint

Trade Register Amtsgericht Düsseldorf HRB 79958

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