CDPetanolamin
CDPetanolamin is an organic quaternary ammonium compound that has been developed for use in water treatment and surface treatment applications. The molecule consists of a cyclodextrin core that is functionalized with a poly‑ethylene glycol chain and a terminal dimethylamine group, giving the compound a balanced amphiphilic character. The chemical formula is C31H56N2O8, and the substance is typically obtained through a two‑step synthesis that begins with the selective alkylation of 6‑(p‑tosyloxy)‑β‑cyclodextrin followed by base‑catalysed deprotection and quaternisation. The resulting product is a colourless, crystalline solid that is readily soluble in water and organic solvents such as ethanol and acetone.
Physical properties of CDPetanolamin include a melting point of 118–120 °C, a boiling point above 300 °C under
Industrially, CDPetanolamin functions as a high‑efficiency dispersant and flocculant in municipal and industrial wastewater treatment, improving
Safety data indicate that oral exposure to the compound can cause mild gastrointestinal irritation; the material