Diethylhydroxylamine

Diethylhydroxylamine is utilized as a water treatment chemical and is commonly known by its abbreviation of DEHA. It helps control the corrosion in boilers efficiently because of its oxygen scavenging properties. It is much less toxic than most other similar chemicals and meets the governed standards for proper disposal without resulting in difficulties for those who work with it. The properties of the compound also make it ideal for use in a variety of different plastics. DEHA contains powerful free radical scavenging abilities, which allow it to effectively be utilized as an in process inhibitor for the manufacturing of a variety of chemicals, including styrene, butadiene, and isoprene. As with most chemicals, it is an irritating compound that reacts with skin and eyes, and should always be handled with care. In the event of contact with skin, individuals should wash appropriately and avoid contact with the chemical until they have had time to recover.