Magnesium Carbonate

Description

Magnesium Carbonate is a white powder. It is a weakly alkaline inorganic compound containing magnesium. The Magnesium Carbonate formula is MgCO3. MgCO3 is chemically stable, and it is non-toxic, odorless, and non-flammable under normal conditions. MgCO3 solubility: slightly soluble in cold water, slowly soluble in acid. MgCO3 trihydrate is a colorless needle crystal with a melting point of 165°C and a relative density of 1.850.

Magnesium Carbonate Benefits:

Magnesium Carbonate powder has good oil absorption and water absorption. Because of this good chemical property, MgCO3 plays a role in some sports to keep hands dry. MgCO3 serves as weightlifting chalk in sports, such as gymnastics, rock climbing, and weightlifting. People often call it “magnesium powder”. However, MgCO3 may cause skin irritation in a small number of people by random since the allergy. In addition, MgCO3 finds its use in gastrointestinal and other related drugs such as antacids and constipation drugs.

The relative density of MgCO3 is relatively small, so it can act as a high-quality filler and reinforcing agent in rubber products. MgCO3 can also be applied to fireproof insulation materials, which can play the role of heat insulation and high-temperature resistance. This is due to the low burning point of MgCO3 and its light texture. Similarly, MgCO3 can also act as an excellent insulating material in the shipbuilding and boiler industries.

In addition, Magnesium Carbonate shows in many other fields. For example, after calcination, MgCO3 can generate magnesium oxide. After that, it finds its use in advanced ceramic products, cosmetics, toothpaste, pigments, paints, and fireproof materials industries.

More role of Magnesium Carbonate in the market is being unearthed. MgCO3 increasingly finds its use in various industries. In short, MgCO3, as a high-quality chemical, is of great market potential.