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Alkylated Diphenylamine (ADPA) Antioxidant

CAS Number: 68411-46-1

Alkylated diphenylamine (ADPA) is a high-performance secondary aminic antioxidant produced by alkylating diphenylamine with olefins to improve oil solubility and reduce volatility compared to unalkylated DPA. ADPA provides superior high-temperature oxidation protection and is particularly effective in modern engine oils, aviation turbine oils, and high-temperature industrial lubricants. The C4–C9 alkyl substituents dramatically improve oil compatibility without sacrificing radical-scavenging activity.

Technical Specifications

acid value<1.0 mg KOH/g
appearanceDark red to dark amber liquid
nitrogen content3.8–4.5 wt%
flash point (COC)>180 °C
kinematic viscosity (100°C)10–50 mm²/s
RBOT oxidation life (ASTM D2272)>300 min at 1% treat rate

Applications

  • High-performance engine oils (API SP/SN Plus, ACEA A3/B4/C3)
  • Aviation turbine oils meeting MIL-PRF-23699F and DEF STAN 91-097
  • High-temperature compressor and vacuum pump oils
  • Premium industrial gear and hydraulic oils requiring oxidative stability
  • Synthetic PAO and ester-based lubricant formulations

Key Features

  • Improved oil solubility and low volatility versus unalkylated DPA for reduced evaporative loss
  • Excellent performance at extreme temperatures (up to 200°C) in aviation and industrial turbine applications
  • Strong synergy with hindered phenolic antioxidants and ZDDP for comprehensive engine oil antioxidation
  • Low color impact on finished lubricant: preferred for premium light-colored oil formulations

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