Diglycolamine (DGA)
CAS 929-06-6 C4H11NO2
- CAS number
- 929-06-6
- EC number
- 213-195-4
- Formula
- C4H11NO2
- Molar mass
- 105.14 g/mol
- Appearance
- Essentially colourless, slightly viscous liquid; faint amine odour; water-miscible.
Diglycolamine is a primary alkanolamine and the go-to acid-gas sweetening agent where high solution strength and low energy matter — also an electronics stripper and epoxy intermediate. Ehlinar sources standard and electronic grades.
Applications
Gas treatingNatural-gas / refinery-gas sweetening — removes H₂S, CO₂ and COS at high solution strength (~50–60%)
BiogasUpgrading and acid-gas removal
Coatings & polymersEpoxy/PU curing and intermediate
MetalworkingCorrosion-inhibitor formulations, fluids and detergents
ElectronicsPhotoresist stripper solutions (E-GRADE)
Grades & packaging
Standard DGA Agent ≥98–99%; high-purity E-GRADE (electronic) for semiconductor stripper solutions.
- 218 kg (480 lb) drums
- IBC
- Bulk carbon-steel tank cars & stainless wagons with steam coils
Also known as
DGA · DGA Agent / Diglycolamine Agent · Diethylene glycolamine · 2-(2-aminoethoxy)ethanol · ADEG
Frequently asked questions
- How does DGA compare to MEA for gas treating?
- DGA runs at higher solution strength, which means lower circulation rates and lower regeneration energy, plus lower vapour loss than MEA.
- Does DGA remove COS?
- Yes — it removes carbonyl sulfide as well as H₂S and CO₂, an advantage over some amines.
- What material of construction is used?
- Carbon steel is standard; stainless steel is used for high-purity and E-GRADE service.
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