Barium Carbonate, as it is known, is a chemical substance that is generally found in the form of compounds. These chemical compounds are generally recommended as far as they are harmful to human health. Carbonates are usually white. The barium carbonate thus positioned is in the form of white crystals. In chemistry this barium carbonate has 3 commonly used names. We can list these names as follows: Carbonic acid, Barium salt, and Barium Carbonatte.
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Appearance : Crystalline.
Chemical Name: Carbonic Acid, Barium Salt; Barium Carbonate
Chemical Formula: BaCO3
Packaging Type : 25 kg. in bags.
Definition and Usage Areas:
Barium carbonate is produced commercially from barium sulfide either by treating it with sodium carbonate at 60 to 70 °C with soda (the soda ash method) or by passing carbon dioxide at 40 to 90 °C.
In the soda ash process, solid or dissolved sodium carbonate is added to the barium sulfide solution and the barium carbonate precipitate is filtered, washed and dried.
Usage areas
Barium carbonate is mainly used for optical glass, funnels and barium magnetic materials, other barium salts, ceramics, enamel, paint, welding rod feed manufacturing
It is also used for fireworks, flame preparation, ceramic coatings and optical glass auxiliary materials.
Barium carbonate is mainly used for the manufacture of optical glass, CRT glass and barium magnetic materials and capacitors, it is also used for carburizing carbon and metal surface treatments. It is the raw material for producing other barium salts and ceramics, enamel, pigments, paints, rubber, electrodes. It is also used as rodenticide and purifying agent, oxidation catalyst.
Flux acts as a matting and crystallizing agent
combines with some coloring oxides to produce unique colors
Its use is controversial, as some claim it can leak from secrets to food and drink.
In the brick, tile, soil, and ceramics industry, barium carbonate is added to clays to precipitate soluble salts (calcium sulfate and magnesium sulfate) that cause efflorescence.
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