Melamine

White monoclinic crystal. It is non-flammable and has stable property in normal temperature. Melting point is 354℃. Its water solution is slightly alkaline and can react with hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, nitric acid, acetic acid and oxalic acid etc. to form melamine salts. It is dangerous for human body, can not be used for food.

CAS No.:
108-78-1
Molecular Formula:
C3H6N6
Molecular Weight:
126.12
EINECS:
203-615-4

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Melamine

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SPECIFICATIONS

Item	Specification
Purity	99.5%Min.
Water	0.1%Max.
Ash content	0.03%Max.
pH	7.5-9.5
Turbidity Degree (Kaolin)	20 Max.
Color (Pt-Co) Degree	20 Max.

APPLICATION

The main raw material for manufacturing melamine formaldehyde resin is used as an organic element analysis reagent, as well as for the synthesis of organic and resin, as a tanning and filling agent for leather processing. Application and formaldehyde condensation polymerization can produce melamine resin, which can be used in the plastic and coating industries, as well as as as as anti folding and anti shrinkage agents for textiles. Its modified resin can be used as a bright colored, durable, and hard metal coating.

It can also be used as a strong and heat-resistant decorative sheet, moisture-proof paper and gray leather tanning agent, adhesive for synthetic fireproof laminates, fixing or hardening agent for waterproofing agents, etc. 582 melamine resin is prepared from melamine chemicalbook amine, formaldehyde, and butanol as raw materials. Used as a leveling agent for solvent based polyurethane coatings, it has excellent effects.

Application: Industrial additive widely used in plastics, coatings, textiles, and papermaking. Recent testing projects include adding melamine to milk powder and feed enterprises to increase protein content. As long as some high nitrogen chemical substances are added, it can cause the illusion of protein content meeting the standard in testing. Therefore, melamine is also known as "protein essence". Excessive intake can damage the reproductive and urinary systems of humans and animals, resulting in kidney and bladder stones, and kidney function failure and death.