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Dibutyl amine

C8H19N A colorless, clear liquid with amine aroma; either din- butylamine, (C4H9)2NH, boiling at 160_C, insoluble in water, soluble in hydrocarbon solvents, or di-sec-butylamine, (CH3CHCH2CH3)2NH, boiling at 133_C, flammable; used in the manufacture of dyes.

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