In this paper, the adsorption and desorption of (C2H5)2NH, as a cross linked agent, on different zeolites are studied by temperature programmed desorption (TPD). It is shown that (C2H3)2NH can be strongly adsorbed on the surface of the zeolites and the capabilities of the adsorption are different when the acid characteristics on the surface of the zeolites are different. The effective sites of adsorption for the cross linked agent, are the sites of weak chemical adsorption. By kinetic calculation, it is found that there is a crystal diffusion in the desorption and the apparent activation energies of the desorption are 75.4kJ/mol(for5A), 51.5kJ/mol(for 13X), 23.2kJ/mol(for a nature zeolites), 35.6kJ/mol(for NaY) and 56.9kJ/mol(for ZSM-5).