CALCIUM CARBONATE 1. Calcium carbonate as caco3 ........92.05% 2 . Total calcium oxide as cao ...........51.61% 3 . Magnesium oxide as Mgo..............1.01% 4 . Silica as sio2 ......... 3.08 % 5 . Alumina as Al 2o3...................1.25 % 6 . Loss of ignition ................ 42.97% 7 . Iron oxide as fe2o3 ............ 0.23%
Sodium alginate use�? 1. In printing and dyeing industry, sodium alginate has unique properties, print out pattern bright-coloured, line is clear, the color yield high, colour and lustre is uniform, ink the drying speed is fast, easy desizing, permeability and feel is the best. Middle and low viscosity sodium alginate are suitable for dyeing and printing requirements.
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Dear Customer, We supply GROUND CALCIUM CARBONATE Powder. Commodity : Ultra-fine GCC, fine GCC, Stearic Acid Coated GCC ( CGCC ) -Raw material: Limestone ( or Marble ) VIETNAM origin -CERTIFICATE: ISO 9001-2008 Specification: -Whiteness: 98% min -Brightness: 97% min -Moisture: 0.2% max -PH Value: 8-9 -DOP Oil Absorption: 24g/cm3 Specific Gravity: available - Application: be used as a filler, additives for many industries: paper, paint, plastics, rubber, cosmetics...etc
We have calcium carbonate available 98% caco3 92%+ whiteness in 200-1000 meshes. For prices amd other details feel free to contact me anytime.
Products name: sodium sulphide, sodium sulfide, molecular formula: na2s, character: solid-fused or granular, brown red color, soluble in water, presenting strong alkaline solution, easily oxidized when exposed to air, poisonus., used as making sulphur dyes or dyestuff intermediate reducer, mordant, flotation agent, depilatory for leather, digestion auxiliary in paper-making. Also widely in pigment and rubber industry, etc., , , ,
Calcium Carbonate Lumps of Purity 98% with better whiteness and less impurities. Available in size ranging from 10"x5" inches to less than 2 cm. -
Calcium carbonate Brand: zhuorui Our calcium carbonate is made from natural high quality limestone crushed directly, each specification reaches the world advanced level. Calcium carbonate can be used in all kinds of food. It can be used as leavening agent , flour treating agent and processing agent. It can provide the ca element for human body directly, but also can be used to make calcium supplement agents. In some foods(such as chewing gum, chocolate), calcium carbonate is used as enhancer. It can reduce the cost, and can be used as the matrix material. Specification : Items Specifications description A white , dry free flowing powder Assay ( ca(oh)2) 99.5% Magnesium and alkali salts 0.8% Acid-insoluble substances 0.09% arsenic( as) < 3mg/kg Fluoride(f)
Calcium oxide Brand: jianshi The specifications of our food grade calcium oxide are better than other brands', reach to the world advanced level. As processing agent, it can be used in all kinds of foods, and the residual is unlimited. Specification Items Specifications Description White or gray particle, powder Caow/% 99 Magnesium and alkali salts, w% 1.1 Acid-insoluble substances, w% 0.2 Arsenic (as as), mg/kg 0.4 Fluoride(as f), mg/kg 76 Pb, mg/kg 0.08 Loss on ignition, w/% 3.0 Particle size (325 meshes), w% 90 Conclusion: this product conforms to requirements of standard gb30614.
EDTA 2 Sodium EDTA 4 sodium, Magnesium Series
Sodium formate, formic acid, labsa, sles, sodium sulfide, sodium hydrosulfide, sodium hydrosulfite.
Fresh fruits and vegetables, calcium carbonate.
Minerals like talcum powder, magnesium stearate, calcium carbonate.
Caco3 filler masterbatch, PP filler masterbatch, PE filler masterbatch, white filler masterbatch.
Spc floor covering (lvt hs code: 391810), calcium carbonate filler masterbatch..
Calcium nitrate, calcium nitrate granular, calcium nitrate with boron, magnesium nitrate, magnesium calcium nitrate, uan, npk, potassium nitrate, sodium nitrate, sodium nitrite etc..
Calcium carbonate (caco3) & magnesium silicate (mgsio3)..
Calcium carbide, potassium sulfate, sulfer coated urea.
Mono Ethylene Glycol.
Chemicals like Ethyl-acetate, Ethylene-glycol.
