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Calcium Carbonate Powder: Price of product (USD price or FOB price) - Contact Product origin - Viet Nam Calcium Carbonate Powder CaCo3: 98.50% min Moisture: 0.2% pH value: 8-9 Minimum Order Size and Packgaing details: Packing 50kg/bag, Minimum Order Quantity 20 feet container, 20 MT
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1) Name of goods: Calcium carbonate powder 2) CaCO3 min 98.5% 3) Whiteness min 92% 4) Particle size: 25 +/- 2 micron (D97);
Brightness 95% powder Refractive index 1.59 Oil absorption (ISO787/5) g/100g DOP absorption(ISO 787/5) g/100g PH Value (ISO 787/7) 9.0 Bulk density 1.4g/cm3 Hardness in Mohs 3 Moisture 0.2% Caco3 99.6% Ca O 56.06% Mg O 0.01% Fe2 O3 0.001% Al2 O3 0.001% Si O2 0.01% L.O.l 43.89
Uses: -- Paint -- Plastics -- Rubber -- Putty -- Ceramics -- Chewing gum -- Coating -- Cosmetics -- Cables -- Paper -- Plastics Body powder
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Calcium Carbonate (CaCO3) Specification Molecular formula: CaCO3 Whiteness (%): 97% D97: 600Mesh ~ 2500Mesh HS code: 28365000 CAS No.: 471-34-1 Technical Data CHARACTERISTIC UNIT Data D50 �¼m 2.5 D97 m 5 CaCO3 content % 98.5~99 Moisture % 0.3 Sieve Residue On 325 Mesh % 0.01 Whiteness % 97~98 Oil Absorption g/100g 26~30 Ph Value 8.5±1 SiO2 content %(m/m) 0.018 Fe2O3 content %(m/m) 0.018 HCL Insoluble % 0.1 It is is widely applied in Industries such as rubber, plastics, papermaking, paint, building toothpaste etc.
Calcium Carbonate (CaCOâ??) Powder is a naturally occurring mineral composed primarily of calcium and carbon. Known for its high purity, brightness, and low abrasiveness, calcite is widely used across various industrial sectors. It is highly valued for its ability to neutralize acids, enhance mechanical properties, and provide cost-effective filler material. Available in fine white powder with particle size ranging from 40 microns to 10 microns.
