Trimethylamine Is a Small Molecule Sitting Behind Billion-Tonne Feed Systems, Semiconductor Fabs and an Expanding Specialty-Chemical Infrastructure
The 59-Gram Molecule Behind Much Larger Industrial Systems At a molecular weight of just 59.11 g/mol, Trimethylamine sits surprisingly far upstream of several industries measured in millions or billions of tonnes. Its formula, C₃H₉N, looks simple; its industrial footprint is not. The molecule is used to manufacture choline chloride, quaternary ammonium compounds, ion-exchange materials,...
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