Amine Functional Polymers
  1. Poly(Diallyl Dimethyl Ammonium Chloride) [Mw ~ 8,500], 28 wt. % H2O

    Water soluble cationic polymer. High cationic charge density in ready to use aqueous solution form. Material is quaternized cyclic amine supplied as the quarternary amine chloride.

    The ability to modify surfaces and provide cationic character allows the user to selectively attract negatively charged functional groups to the coated surface or to the dissolved water soluble cationic polymers.

    This feature is useful in the following types of applications:

    • heavy metal removal by chelation
    • promotion of precipitation or flocculation of dissolved solids
    • imparting antistatic properties
    • adding anti-microbial character
    • binding of dyes or inks
    • anionic pigment binding
    • decolorizing agent
    • binding to aldehydes
    • corrosion inhibition on metal surfaces
    • polymer bridging to link functionalized polymer systems 28% Solids in water Available in several molecular weight ranges. If other molecular weights are required, please call us for a custom quotation.
  2. Poly(l-lysine hydrobromide) [MW 275,000]
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    Cationic polymer. Used for promotion of cell adhesion to solid surfaces.

  3. Poly(4-aminostyrene)
    Poly(4-aminostyrene)
    Catalog Number 02823

    Polymeric aromatic primary amine. Prone to oxidative crosslinking.

    • Insoluble in organic solvents
    • Nitrogen content ~11%
  4. Poly(N-methylvinylamine)
    Poly(N-methylvinylamine)
    Catalog Number 24038
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    Water-soluble all-secondary polyamine.

  5. Poly(ethylene glycol) bis (2-aminoethyl), MW 10,000

    A bifunctional Poly(ethylene glycol) derivative that can be used to conjugate proteins and drug substances for targeted drug delivery studies. Shelf life: stable when stored at room temperature

    Synonym: Poly(oxy-1,2-ethanediyl) α 2-aminoethyl ω 2-aminoethoxy

  6. Poly(diallyldimethylammonium chloride) [MW ~ 240,000], Powder

    Linear, cationic, aliphatic, quaternary ammonium cyclopolymer.

  7. Poly(diallyldimethylammonium chloride) [MW ~ 240,000], 28 wt. % in H2O

    Linear, cationic, aliphatic, quaternary ammonium cyclopolymer.

    28% soln. in water (70g polymer)

  8. Poly(2-vinyl-1-methylpyridinium bromide), 20% soln. in water

    Cationic quaternary ammonium polymer.

    20% soln. in water (2g polymer) Degree of quaternization 50%

  9. Chitosan, Purified Powder MW ~15,000

    Cationic polymer prepared by deacetylation of chitin. Soluble in water at low (4-6) pH.

    poly[d-glucosamine] Purified powder Degree of deacetylation: minimum 85%

  10. Poly(l-lysine hydrobromide) [MW 50,000]

    Cationic polymer. Used for promotion of cell adhesion to glass surfaces.

  11. Poly(l-lysine hydrobromide) [MW 120,000]

    Cationic polymer. Used for promotion of cell adhesion to solid surfaces.

  12. Poly(vinylamine) hydrochloride

    Water-soluble all-primary polyamine.

  13. Poly-l-lysine-hydrobromide-MW-80000-.1-Solution

    Cationic polymer. Used to improve cell adhesion to solid surfaces.

    0.1% soln. in water

  14. polyallylamine-hydrochloride

    Polymeric primary amine. 40% AQ solution.

  15. PEI MAX® - Transfection Grade Linear Polyethylenimine Hydrochloride (MW 40,000)

    Polyethylenimine “Max” (PEI MAX) is a highly efficient transfection reagent which is compatible for a wide range of cell lines/types including the most commonly used HEK293 and CHO cells grown in adherent and suspension cultures.

  16. Poly(allylamine),  MW 15000, 15% aq. soln.

    Water soluble cationic polymer with primary amino groups (free base types) for chemical reactions. High cationic charge density in ready to use aqueous solution form. The structure of these materials is a repeating polymer of the allyl amine group shown at right.

    Ability to modify surfaces and provide cationic character allows the user to selectively attract negatively charged functional groups to the coated surface or to the dissolved water soluble cationic polymers.

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