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BARIUM CARBONATE PRECIPATED

Name: BARIUM CARBONATE PRECIPATED
Brand: VISHNU INTERNATIONAL
Price: 65.0 INR
Availability: InStock

Price 65.0 INR/ Kilograms

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MOQ : 500 Kilograms

BARIUM CARBONATE PRECIPATED Specification

Structural Formula
BaCO

Molecular Formula
BaCO

Density
~4.43 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Melting Point
~811 C

Molecular Weight
197.34 Grams (g)

Ph Level
9 10

Other Names
Precipitated Barium Carbonate, Witherite (natural form)

Solubility
Precipitated Barium Carbonate, White Fine Powder, 99 99.5% Purity, Controlled Particle Size, Low Moisture Content, High Chemical Stability, Suitable for Ceramic, Glass and Brick Industries.

Boiling point
Not applicable

Purity
99 99.5%

Refractive Rate
~1.53

HS Code
28366000

Form
Powder

Classification
Inorganic Chemicals

Chemical Name
Barium Carbonate

CAS No
513-77-9

EINECS No
208-167-3

Grade
Industrial Grade

Standard
Industrial Grade

Type
Precipitated Barium Carbonate

Usage
Used in ceramic and brick industries to remove sulphates (efflorescence), in glass manufacturing, and as a raw material in chemical processes.

Main Material
Barium Carbonate

Application
Industrial

Non Toxic
No

Packaging Type
Packet

Packaging Size
25 Kg

BARIUM CARBONATE PRECIPATED Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
500 Kilograms

Supply Ability
5000 Kilograms Per Month

Delivery Time
1 Days

About BARIUM CARBONATE PRECIPATED

BARIUM CARBONATE precipitate is a white, crystalline powder with a variety of applications, including:

Ceramics: Used in the production of ceramic glazes, frits, and fluxes, as well as in the manufacture of ceramic dielectric capacitors and hard ferrites

Glass: Used in the production of display glass, crystal glass, and other specialty glasses

Bricks and tiles: Used as a fluxing material in the production of clay bricks and tiles

Chemical compounds: Used in the manufacture of barium peroxide, barium hydroxide, and barium chloride

Electro-ceramic materials: Used in the manufacture of electronic ceramics, capacitors, PTC thermistors, and other types of electronic equipment

Rodenticide: Used as a rat poison

Barium carbonate is a heavy, odorless, tasteless powder with a density of 4.2865. It is almost insoluble in water, but is slightly soluble in water saturated with carbon dioxide. It decomposes into BaO and CO2 at around 1300C.

Barium carbonate can be prepared by treating barium sulfide with sodium carbonate at 60 to 70C, or by passing carbon dioxide at 40 to 90C.

Barium carbonate is a rat poison. It also is used in ceramics, paints, enamels, rubber, and certain plastics. The technical product is 9899% pure. Rodenticidal baits contain 2025% of the compound.

Consistent Quality for Industrial Applications

Our Precipitated Barium Carbonate offers remarkable stability and purity, ensuring optimal results in ceramics, glass, and brick manufacturing. Controlled particle size and low moisture content enable predictable performance, streamlining production processes for industrial clients.

Efflorescence Removal and Glass Manufacturing

Widely utilized in the removal of sulphates (efflorescence) from bricks and tiles, Barium Carbonate enhances structural integrity. In the glass industry, it improves clarity and reduces surface flaws, supporting higher-quality end products.

Safe Packaging and Easy Handling

Each batch is packed in secure 25 kg packets, simplifying storage and transportation. The powder form ensures easy handling and precise dosing, making it convenient for large-scale industrial use.

FAQ's of BARIUM CARBONATE PRECIPATED:

Q: How is Precipitated Barium Carbonate used in the ceramics and brick industries?

A: Precipitated Barium Carbonate is added during the manufacturing process of ceramics and bricks to effectively remove sulphates, which helps prevent efflorescence, ensuring better durability and appearance of the final product.

Q: What are the main benefits of using Precipitated Barium Carbonate in industrial applications?

A: The primary benefits include high purity (99-99.5%), controlled particle size, low moisture content, and high chemical stability, which together enhance product quality and performance in applications such as ceramics, glass, and chemical manufacturing.

Q: When should I use Precipitated Barium Carbonate instead of natural Witherite?

A: Precipitated Barium Carbonate is ideal when you require a highly controlled, pure, and consistent product suited for industrial-scale production, as opposed to natural Witherite, which may vary in quality and purity.

Q: Where is Precipitated Barium Carbonate typically sourced and supplied?

A: It is commonly manufactured and supplied by chemical companies and traders in India, available in standard industrial-grade packaging, typically 25 kg packets for ease of handling and storage.

Q: What is the process for incorporating Barium Carbonate into glass manufacturing?

A: Barium Carbonate is blended with other raw materials in the initial stages of glass production. It acts as a flux, reduces sulphate content, and improves the clarity and chemical stability of the finished glass products.

Q: How does controlled particle size benefit ceramic producers?

A: Controlled particle size ensures uniform distribution within ceramic mixtures, leading to predictable chemical reactions and consistent final properties in the manufactured tiles or ceramics.

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