Trimesic Acid (CAS 554-95-0): A Versatile Intermediate for Pharmaceutical and Industrial Applications

Discover the essential properties and broad applications of Trimesic Acid, a key raw material for advanced chemical synthesis. As a leading manufacturer and supplier in China, we provide high-purity Trimesic Acid for your critical formulation needs.

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Exceptional Purity and Quality

Our Trimesic Acid boasts a minimum purity of 98.5%, ensuring consistent performance in demanding applications such as pharmaceutical synthesis and advanced materials research. We are your reliable supplier for high-grade chemical intermediates.

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Key Application Areas for Trimesic Acid

Pharmaceutical Intermediates

Trimesic Acid is a crucial building block for synthesizing active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and complex drug molecules. Its unique structure facilitates the development of novel therapeutics.

Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs)

As a ligand, Trimesic Acid is instrumental in creating porous MOF materials used for gas storage, separation, and catalysis, driving innovation in advanced materials science.

Polymer and Resin Synthesis

This versatile compound serves as a multifunctional monomer or crosslinking agent, enhancing the structural rigidity and thermal stability of various polymers and resins.

Coatings and Surface Treatment

Trimesic Acid can be utilized to improve adhesion and chemical resistance in specialty coatings, offering enhanced performance for surface-modified materials.