CAS#: 5039-78-1
Synonyms: TMAEMAC
2-Trimethylammonium Ethyl Methacrylate Chloride (TMAEMAC) is a quaternary ammonium–functional methacrylate monomer designed for use in cationic polymer systems. Its permanently charged quaternary ammonium group imparts strong cationic behavior, enabling excellent interaction with negatively charged surfaces and substrates. TMAEMAC is valued for its ability to enhance hydrophilicity, antimicrobial properties, and electrostatic binding in advanced polymer formulations.
Key Features:
Quaternary ammonium–functional monomer with permanent positive charge
Enhances hydrophilicity, ionic conductivity, and antimicrobial performance
Provides strong interaction with negatively charged surfaces
Compatible with a wide range of acrylic and methacrylate polymer systems
Useful for tailoring surface properties in specialty polymers
Applications:
Water treatment polymers and flocculants
Coatings requiring antimicrobial or antistatic performance
Medical and biomedical materials
Functional copolymers for membranes and ion-exchange systems
CAS#: 5039-78-1
Synonyms: TMAEMAC
2-Trimethylammonium Ethyl Methacrylate Chloride (TMAEMAC) is a quaternary ammonium–functional methacrylate monomer designed for use in cationic polymer systems. Its permanently charged quaternary ammonium group imparts strong cationic behavior, enabling excellent interaction with negatively charged surfaces and substrates. TMAEMAC is valued for its ability to enhance hydrophilicity, antimicrobial properties, and electrostatic binding in advanced polymer formulations.
Key Features:
Quaternary ammonium–functional monomer with permanent positive charge
Enhances hydrophilicity, ionic conductivity, and antimicrobial performance
Provides strong interaction with negatively charged surfaces
Compatible with a wide range of acrylic and methacrylate polymer systems
Useful for tailoring surface properties in specialty polymers
Applications:
Water treatment polymers and flocculants
Coatings requiring antimicrobial or antistatic performance
Medical and biomedical materials
Functional copolymers for membranes and ion-exchange systems