SR Innovations India

Trisodium citrate dihydrate is a white solid. It is used in blood samples as an anticoagulant, in food and beverages as a emulsifier acidulant, and sequestering agent, and in photography.

Industries

• Personal Care and Pharmaceutical
• Metalworking Fluids & Lubricants
• Food, Nutrition and Flavorings
• Home, Industrial and Institutional Care
• Agriculture

Market Segments

• Personal Care & Hygiene
• Chemical Manufacturing
• Pharmaceuticals
• Food & Beverage

Applications

• Photographic Chemicals
• Cleaning Products
• Cosmetics
• Pesticides
• Body & Eye Care

Functions

• Anticoagulant
• Chelating agent
• Emulsifier
• pH Adjuster
• Acidulant

Glycidyltrimethylammonium chloride (GTMAC) is a reactive quaternary ammonium compound used to introduce positive charges onto various materials, making it a versatile chemical for applications in polymer synthesis, surface modification, and as an antimicrobial agent. It is often used to modify natural polymers like starch and chitosan, creating cationic derivatives with properties useful in areas like water treatment and biomedical applications. 


Applications

• Polymer synthesis: Used as a monomer or crosslinking agent to create cationic polymers, such as cationic starches.
• Biomedical field:
  • In the synthesis of drug intermediates and various pharmaceutical compounds.
  • For modifying biomaterials to enhance properties like drug delivery and tissue engineering.
  • To create materials with antimicrobial properties.
• Surface modification:
  • Modifies materials like carbon nanotubes to improve water solubility and potential applications in films and DNA binding.
  • Used for surface modifications in coatings, adhesives, and sealants to improve adhesion.
• Antimicrobial: Used as a disinfectant and in wastewater treatment to kill bacteria and viruses by damaging cell membranes