Barium carbonate
Barium Carbonate by Zyntex is a high-purity, water-insoluble inorganic salt (CAS 513-77-9). It is a fundamental raw material in the glass, ceramic, and brick industries, used to enhance refractive indices and neutralize sulfate impurities.
Description
Comprehensive Product Overview of Barium Carbonate
Exceptional chemical reactivity and stabilizing effects provide a major advantage in the silicate industries. Barium Carbonate works by reacting with sulfuric acid or soluble sulfates to form insoluble barium sulfate, making it a “gold standard” in the manufacturing of bricks and tiles to prevent efflorescence (whitewashing). It helps masonry producers achieve clean, consistent surface aesthetics. For instance, it is a primary component in producing television glass and CRT components to shield against X-ray emissions. Consequently, it enhances both product safety and durability. As a result, Zyntex ensures high bulk density and low iron content for our supply. This ensures maximum clarity in glass melts and uniform dispersion in ceramic bodies.
Moreover, Zyntex supplies specialized Barium Carbonate for the electronics and metallurgy sectors. This compound acts as a vital raw material for the production of barium ferrites used in permanent magnets. It pushes the boundaries of hardware efficiency by enabling strong magnetic fields in compact designs. At the same time, it serves as an ingredient in steel carburizing compounds for surface hardening. In short, our product serves as a dependable “mineral flux and neutralizing agent.” It supports both the rigorous requirements of the high-tech optical industry and the large-scale needs of heavy construction manufacturing.
Recently, scientific interest in Barium Carbonate for its role in advanced wastewater treatment and phosphorus removal has grown. It provides high efficacy in precipitating complex anions from industrial discharge. Because of this, Zyntex offers specialized particle sizes with verified chemical profiles to meet international quality and safety standards. These formats suit modern environmental engineering and material R&D. Ultimately, choosing Zyntex secures a reliable and transparent chemical supply chain. We balance carbonate chemistry expertise with rigorous batch-to-batch quality monitoring. To conclude, our commitment ensures your manufacturing processes achieve the highest levels of performance and stability.
Key Industrial Applications for Barium Carbonate
This versatile inorganic compound is vital in these four sectors:
💎 Glass & Ceramics
Essential flux for high-refraction glass and glazes. Thus, it improves the luster and durability of finished products.
🧱 Brick Manufacturing
Used to prevent sulfate efflorescence in clay. Consequently, it is vital for ensuring the visual quality of architectural masonry.
🧲 Electronics
Primary precursor for barium ferrite magnets and capacitors. Undoubtedly, it is essential for modern electronic component assembly.
🧪 Chemical Synthesis
Acts as a raw material for other barium salts. Specifically, it supports the production of high-purity barium nitrate and chloride.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Standard Value |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Barium Carbonate |
| Molecular Formula | $BaCO_{3}$ |
| Molecular Weight | 197.34 g/mol |
| CAS Number | 513-77-9 |
⚠️ Safety & Handling: Barium Carbonate is toxic if swallowed. Therefore, use strict hygiene protocols and wear appropriate PPE (gloves, mask) during handling. It can react with acids to release carbon dioxide gas. Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, keeping it strictly isolated from food products and acid storage to prevent accidental toxic exposure.
