propylenimine
/ˌprəʊpɪliːnˈɪmiːn/ /ˌprɒpɪliːnˈɪmiːn/(also propyleneimine) Chemistry
noun
A colourless, liquid, cyclic imine which is widely used industrially, frequently in polymerized form and especially to improve the binding properties of dyes, adhesives, etc.
- Propylenimine is 2-methylaziridine; CH3·CH·CH2·NH..
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in Journal of the Chemical Society. From propylene + imine, after German Propylenimin.
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