Barium carbonate

Barium carbonate

Barium carbonate is an important inorganic salt product, which can be used as an auxiliary material in ceramic coatings and optical glass, and in the manufacturing of various electronic components such as electronic ceramics, PTC thermistors, and capacitors. Analyze iron in calcium, magnesium, manganese and zinc. Detection and determination of halogens in organic compounds. It is used for making barium salts, pigments, fireworks, rodenticides, pottery, and serves as a filler and water clarifier, etc. Used as a catalyst. The production of electronic ceramics and water purification, as well as the production of pigments, coatings or other barium salts for optical glass, barium magnetic materials, etc., are important chemical raw materials for the production of picture tube glass shells, magnetic materials and high-grade optical glass. It is used to treat excessive sulfate in chromium plating electrolyte, also in the white passivation solution of galvanized layer, and can also be used to treat wastewater.

General product information:

Brand Name:	Juming
Model Number:	Jm 513-77-9
Place of Origin:	China

Custom properties:

Product Name	Barium Carbonate	CAS	513-77-9
MF	Baco3	MW	197.34
EINECS	208-167-3	form	Powder
color	White	purity	99%

Product Commercial Terms:

Minimum Order Quantity:	1kg
Price:	negotiation
Payment Terms:	T/T or western Union
Supply Ability:	10000kg per month
Delivery Time:	10 working days after received your payment
Packaging Details:	Packaging can be customized according to customer requirements

Specifications:

Melting point	811 °C
Boiling point	1450 °C
bulk density	350kg/m3
density	4.43
storage temp.	Store at +5°C to +30°C.
solubility	0.02g/l
form	Powder/Solid
Specific Gravity	4.43
color	White

Applications:

Uses

Barium carbonate has many major commercial applications in brick, glass, ceramics, oil-drilling, photographic and chemical industries. It is mixed with wet clay to immobilize many water-soluble salts in making uniform red bricks. In the glass industry, barium is added to glass as barium carbonate or barium oxide to improve the refractive index of optical glass and also to promote sintering and lower the viscosity of melted glass to make glass bead formation easy. It is used in the manufacture of television picture tubes and photographic paper. Another important application involves its use as a fluxing ingredient in ceramic industry for enamels, glazes and ceramic bodies. Barium carbonate is used in oil well drilling to insolubilize gypsum and inhibit coagulation; in ferrous metallurgy for steel carburizing; in chloralkali cells for treating salt brines to remove sulfates; and to make ferrites, and barium titanate. Many barium salts are prepared from barium carbonate.