Information on dibromourea (abbreviated as DBNPA)

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Dibromourea (abbreviated as DBNPA). Dear fellow sailors, what solvents and stabilizers are used for dibromourea (abbreviated as DBNPA)? I want to dilute this agent into a liquid, but I’m worried that its decomposition rate is too fast; therefore, some stabilizer needs to be added. I’m not sure which one to use

Reply #22016-07-22

Thanks to the person above. I checked some information and found that polyethylene glycol and DMF can be used as solvents. Then which stabilizer should be used? Are there any relevant materials?

Reply #32016-07-23

There is very little information on this; polyethylene glycol is some kind of stabilizer, I guess. It is better to use one with a molecular weight of 400. DMF seems to be pretty dangerous, right? What do you want to use it for if you dissolve it?

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