BARIUM CARBONATE  Details                                                  inorganic chemical

  BARIUM CARBONATE

THE MOST IMPORTANT OF THE SYNTHETIC BARIUM CHEMICALS.

 

White Powder; found in nature as the mineral witherite; poisonous, Insoluble in water but soluble in acids (Not in sulphuric Acid).     

 

Chemical Formula : BaCO3

 

 

Specific Gravity             4.275
Melting Point   174 *C at 90 atm.
Market Applications

In the pre-treatment of brine used in Chlor-Alkali industries. Brine used in Chlor-Alkali industries in India contains excess Sulphates and other Metallic Impurities when compared with world standards, necessitiating a high degree of purification prior to electrolysis to avoid damaging of the cell. Treatment of the brine with Barium Carbonate removes Sulphates as insoluble Barium Sulphate and Calcium and Magnesium Salts as their insoluble Carbonates.


In the manufacture of the other Barium Compounds such as Barium Chloride, Barium Nitrate and Barium Sulphate.


As a fluxing ingredient in enamels, glazes and ceramic bodies.
In the oil-well drilling industry to stabilise the desired properties of the baryte suspension which is used as drilling mud.


In the manufacture of photographic paper; to generate Barium Sulphate in the paper which imparts a flat white appearance.


In the glass industry, formulae containing various percentages of Barium Oxide are used for several purposes. To obtain Barium Oxide of requried percentage, Barium Carbonate is added to the mix.


In the ferrous metallurgy, Barium Carbonate is used in some systems for steel carborizing.
 

Chemical Specifications
 

 

Barium Carbonate Technical Grade

 

 

   

Characteristic

Specifications

Appearance  :  White amorphous Powder.
Purity as BaCO3

 98.00% Min.

Matter insoluble in HCl

1.60% Max.

Water Soluble Sulphide as BaS 0.40% Max
Iron as Fe2O3 0.04% Max.
Alkali and other Metal Sulphates as BaSO4

2.00% Max

Moisture

0.25% Max.

Packings:  25 / 50 Kg Polythene laminated H.D.P.E. bags

Barium Carbonate           Ceramic Grade

    

Characteristic Specifications
Appearance: White amorphous powder
Purity as BaCO3

98.50% Min.

Matter insoluble in HCI 0.50% Max
Water soluble sulphide as BaS 0.30% Max.
Alkali and other Metal sulphates as BaSO4 0.01% Max.
Iron as Fe2O3 0.01% Max.
Total Sulphur as SO4 0.70% Max.
Moisture 0.20% Max.
Packing: 25 / 50 Kg Polythene laminated H.D.P.E. bags

Applications:

   In the manufacture of Barium Ferrites, hard ferrites formed in different    shapes are magnetized to get permanent magnets.

 Used extensively in many electronic and electrical gadgets; for example,   Sector magnets in two wheelers.

Barium Carbonate        Electronic Grade

    

Characteristic Specifications
Appearance: White amorphous powder
Purity as BaCO3

99.00% Min.

Strontium Carbonate (SrCO3) 1.50% Max.
Sodium Carbonate (Na2CO3) 0.70% Max.
Calcium & Magnesium Carbonate (CaCO3+MgCO3) 0.10% Max.
Sulphur as SO4  0.02% Max.
Iron Oxide (Fe2O3) 0.005% Max.
Chromium Oxide (Cr2O3) 0.001% Max.
Chlorine 0.1% Max.
Moisture (110º C for 1 hour) 0.10% Max.
Packing: 25 / 50 Kg Polythene laminated H.D.P.E. bags

Applications:

   In the manufacture of Ceramic capacitors of various micro and pico farads,    which are very important components in electronic industries of defence,    entertainment and computers.

 For making complex super conducting materials.

   As a constitute in making Television Picture Tubes and other Cathode Ray    Tube shells as Barium Oxide cuts off harmful X-ray emission from these    tubes and reduces the hazard to the viewers.

 As a laboratory reagent.


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