min. 96.5% magnesium oxide, fine powder, active, heavy, technical grade, MgO, magnesia, CAS No.: 1309-48-4

Barium sulfate is an important material in various industries. It is often used as an X-ray contrast agent in medical imaging and also has applications in the oil and gas industry, where it is used in the production of drilling fluids and as filler is used in plastics and rubber. Barium sulfate is also widely used in the paper and paint industry, where it is used as a white pigment, active support of titanium dioxide and to increase the density of paints and varnishes. It is also very frequently used in veterinary medicine . It is important to note that barium sulfate is high density and is not soluble.  Barium sulfate is the only barium salt that is not considered dangerous goods.This barium sulfate is extracted directly from the mineral. For this purpose it is purified, dried and ground several times. This means that the material has a very low and therefore machine-friendly quartz content (reduced wear) and high brightness. Chemical and physical properties Average particle size: approx. 1.3µm Top cut: approx. 4µm Sieve residue at 20µm: max. 0.05% BaSO4 content: approx. 98.0% Si content: approx. 0.3% Electrical conductivity: max. 100 µS/cm Brightness: approx. 90 Ry pH value: approx. 8 Density: approx. 4.4 g/cm³ Mohs Hardness: 3-4

Calcium oxalate is a crystalline solid, which is slightly soluble in water. In addition to its use in pyrotechnics, the material is primarily used in laboratory analysis, ceramics or metal processing. Kidney stones form from calcium oxalate when high concentrations of calcium and oxalic acid are present in the urine. It can also be found in other parts of the body such as the urinary bladder, ureters, and even the lungs.Typical chemical specifications: Formula: CaC2O4 CAS number: 5794-28-5 Purity: min. 99.5% Fe: 10 ppm Cr: 5 ppm Cu: 1 ppm K: 40 ppm Ni: 6 ppm Zn: 40 ppm Volatile components: 0.3%   Signal word: ATTENTION! Danger information H302 + H312 Harmful if swallowed or in contact with skin Safety instructions P264 Wash skin thoroughly after use. P270 Do not eat, drink or smoke when using. P280 Wear protective gloves/protective clothing. P301 + P312 + P330 IF SWALLOWED: Call a POISON CENTER/doctor if you feel unwell. Rinse mouth. P302 + P352 + P312 IF ON SKIN: Wash with plenty of water. If you feel unwell, call a POISON CENTER/doctor. P501 Take contents/container to an approved waste disposal facility.

The chemical formula of sodium oxalate is Na2C2O4.This compound is in the form of colorless crystals and is highly soluble in water. Sodium oxalate is mainly used in laboratories and has various applications:Analytical Chemistry: Sodium oxalate is used as an analyte for the determination of calcium and barium ions. With these ions it forms poorly soluble salts that can be used as a detection reaction.Decolorants: Sodium oxalate is used in some decolorants to remove unwanted dyes. It can help eliminate discoloration on textiles, paper or other materials.Cleaning Agents: Because of its ability to complex and remove metal ions, sodium oxalate is used in some cleaning products, particularly for removing rust stains or cleaning metal surfaces.Chemical Reactions: Sodium oxalate can also be used as a reducing agent in some chemical reactions. It reacts with strong oxidizing agents and can itself be oxidized. Signal word: ATTENTION! Danger warningsH302 + H312 Harmful if swallowed or in contact with skinSafety instructionsP264 Wash skin thoroughly after use.P270 Do not eat, drink or smoke when using.P280 Wear protective gloves/protective clothing.P301 + P312 + P330 IF SWALLOWED: Call a POISON CENTER/doctor if you feel unwell. Rinse mouth.P302 + P352 + P312 IF ON SKIN: Wash with plenty of water. If you feel unwell, call a POISON CENTER/doctor.P501 Dispose of contents/container to an approved waste disposal facility.

Typical chemical specifications:FORMULA: SrC2O4APPEARANCE: fine white powderPURITY: min. 98.00%CAS NO.: 814-95-9HCl soluble: max. 0.15%Bulk density: 0.6-0.8 g/cm³Chemical characteristics:Ba: <0.2%Fe: <100 ppmCl-: <500 ppmGranulometry:D90 100 µm (min. 98% < 125µm)   Signal word: ATTENTION! Danger warningsH302 + H312 Harmful if swallowed or in contact with skin Safety instructionsP264 Wash skin thoroughly after use.P270 Do not eat, drink or smoke when using.P280 Wear protective gloves/protective clothing.P301 + P312 + P330 IF SWALLOWED: Call a POISON CENTER/doctor if you feel unwell. Rinse mouth.P302 + P352 + P312 IF ON SKIN: Wash with plenty of water. If you feel unwell, call a POISON CENTER/doctor.P501 Dispose of contents/container to an approved waste disposal facility.

Magnesium Hydroxide Carbonate, also known as Magnesia Alba, is a versatile mineral raw material used in numerous industries. For private users, the substance is primarily known as "chalk" – particularly in climbing sports, where it is used to dry hands and improve grip. However, magnesia alba is also valued in gymnastics, weightlifting, bouldering, and track and field athletics. Our product is a particularly pure grade (E504 II) with an exceptionally low bulk density ("extra light") of only 85 g/dm³. This high purity makes the product suitable not only for technical applications but also for use as a food additive and in dietary supplements. Applications of Magnesium Hydroxide Carbonate at a Glance Thanks to its chemical and physical properties, magnesia alba is used in many areas: Filler in the ceramics and plastics industry Refractory materials, for example in kilns or casting molds Insulation aid in technical applications Mold release agent in industrial manufacturing Food additive (E504) – e.g., as a release agent and acidity regulator Dietary supplement as a magnesium source Stomach acid regulation (antacid) in the pharmaceutical sector Additive in the manufacture of rubber-based materials Sport & Leisure: as chalk for climbing, bouldering, gymnastics, and weightlifting Chemical-Physical Data Property Value CAS No. 12125-28-9 Molecular Formula 4 MgCO₃ · Mg(OH)₂ · 5 H₂O Purity min. 99.9% MgO Content 40 – 45.0% Iron (Fe) max. 0.04% Calcium (Ca) max. 0.6% Lead (Pb) max. 2 ppm Chloride max. 0.05% Sulfate max. 0.3% Loss on Ignition 54 – 58% Moisture (H₂O) max. 3.0% Acid-Insoluble Matter max. 0.05% Bulk Density 85 g/dm³ (extra light) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on Magnesium Hydroxide Carbonate Is Magnesia Alba suitable as climbing chalk? Yes, absolutely. The extra light grade with low bulk density is excellent as chalk for climbing, bouldering, gymnastics, and weightlifting. It effectively dries hands and provides optimal grip. Is the product food-grade? Yes, it is the pure grade E504 II, which is approved as a food additive. The purity is at least 99.9%, and the lead content is below 2 ppm. How do I store the product correctly? Store in a dry, cool place in a well-sealed container. With a maximum moisture content of 3.0%, the product has a long shelf life with proper storage. What package sizes and containers do you offer? We supply small quantities for resellers as well as industrial containers (bags, big bags) – please contact us for a customized quote. Do you provide a Certificate of Analysis (CoA) per batch? Yes, upon request, we provide batch-related certificates of analysis that confirm the specifications (purity, MgO content, heavy metal values, etc.). Is the product suitable for pharmaceutical or food-technical processes? With quality grade E504 II and high purity, the product is suitable for food applications. For pharmaceutical applications, please check the relevant pharmacopoeia requirements – we are happy to advise you. What is the minimum order quantity, and what delivery times can be expected? The minimum order quantity depends on the selected container. We typically deliver stock items within a few working days. Contact us for details.

Magnesium hydroxide carbonate (Magnesia Alba) is used in various industries. In the private sector, however, it is often known as “chalk” and especially in climbing. Other areas of application include: Filler ceramics and plastics Refractory materials (e.g. in kilns or molds) Insulation aid Release agent Additive in the production of rubber-based materials Chemical / physical examination CAS number: 12125-28-9 Formula: 4 MgCO3 • Mg(OH)2 • 5 H2O Purity: min. 99.5% MgO: Min. 40.0% Fe: Max. 0.02% CaO: Max. 0.50% Mn: Max. 0.10% Chloride: Max. 0.15% Sulphate: Max. 2.00% Ignition loss: 54 to 58% Humidity (H2O): max. 3.0% Acid-insoluble components: Max. 0.15% Sieve residue on 75µm sieve: Max. 1.0% Bulk density: 0.15 g/cm³

Barium sulfate is an important material in various industries. It is often used as an X-ray contrast agent in medical imaging and also has applications in the oil and gas industry, where it is used in the production of drilling fluids and as filler is used in plastics and rubber. Barium sulfate is also widely used in the paper and paint industry, where it is used as a white pigment, active support of titanium dioxide and to increase the density of paints and varnishes.  It is also very frequently used in veterinary medicine . It is important to note that barium sulfate is high density and is not soluble.  Barium sulfate is the only barium salt that is not considered dangerous goods.This barium sulfate was chemically precipitated. This means that the material has a very low particle size down to the nano range, Quartz-free (reduced wear), high brightness and large Purity. Chemical and physical properties Average particle size: approx. 0.7µm Sieve residue at 45µm: max. 0.007% BaSO4 content: approx. 98.5% Water-soluble components: approx. 0.15% Chloride: max. 0.0009 Volatile components: max. 0.1% Electrical conductivity: max. 200 µS/cm Brightness: approx. 99% pH value: approx. 9 Density: approx. 4.4 g/cm³ Mohs Hardness: 3.5 Specific surface area: 3.0 m²/g Refractive index: 1.64 Gloss (ISO 2813): very high Oil number (ISO 787/5): 14 g/100g

Sodium acetate is a chemical compound consisting of sodium ions (Na+) and acetate ions (CH3COO-). It is also known as the sodium salt of acetic acid. The chemical formula of sodium acetate is NaCH3COO. Sodium acetate comes in various forms, including anhydrous and trihydrate. The trihydrate is the most common form and contains three molecules of water per formula unit. One of the notable properties of sodium acetate is that it is able to retain and release heat. In anhydrous form (anhydrate), sodium acetate is a white crystalline powder that melts at about 324 degrees Celsius. When heated above this melting point, it melts into a clear liquid. During subsequent cooling, a super-cooled solution is formed, which immediately solidifies into solid sodium acetate upon contact or addition of a crystallization nucleus. This process is known for the use of sodium acetate in heat packs and hand warmers. Sodium acetate is also used in various industrial applications. For example, it is used as an additive in foods to improve taste or to serve as a preservative. In the chemical industry it is used as a solvent or as an intermediate in the production of other chemical compounds.

Molybdenum disulfide is a naturally occurring mineral, referred to in its natural form as molybdenite or jordisite. Its excellent lubricating properties are based on its layered molecular structure. Strong atomic bonds form exclusively within the atomic layers, while significantly weaker van der Waals forces exist between those layers. This results in very easy sliding of the individual planes, which can also be observed in graphite.Due to its high effectiveness, approximately 1.0 kg of grease (or about 800–900 ml of lubricating paste) can be produced with just 100 g of MoS2. In gear oils, the proportion is often less than 1%. However, in machine suspensions these proportions can vary considerably. Molybdenum disulfide is a widely used dry lubricant in mechanical engineering. The very soft material adheres particularly well to steel and various metals, making it a durable functional material. The applied film is thermally stable up to approximately 350°C or 450°C and exhibits significant resistance to water and most acids.

This variety Magnesium oxide is of extremely high quality. You get the light version, which has an extraordinarily low bulk density. The material is very pure and also permitted for use in food (E520). Chemical/Physical Examination*: MgO: 98.0-100.5 Appearance of the acetone solution: min. B2 Soluble components: < 2.00% Free alkali: < 2.00 ml Acid-insoluble components: < 0.10% Chloride: < 0.10% Sulphate: < 1.00% Arsenic: < 3 ppm Calcium oxide: < 1.50% Calcium (calculated): < 1.10% Heavy metals: < 20 ppm Iron oxide (Fe2O3): < 0.071% Iron (calculated): < 0.05% Lead: < 2 ppm Mercury: < 0.1 ppm Cadmium: < 1 ppm Ignition loss: < 5.0% Bulk density: < 200 g/dm³ Particle size: < 45μm (325mesh) >98.0% *Please request guideline values and batch-related analyzes when ordering.

Tungsten disulfide (tungsten(IV) sulfide, WS2) is, similar to our hexagonal boron nitride, molybdenum disulfide, graphite, and PTFE (Teflon), an excellent dry lubricant. However, it exhibits improved physical properties compared to the substances mentioned. It adheres significantly more easily to metallic surfaces, has a high temperature resistance and is chemically inert. Some older combustion engines and engines with a special design burn a certain amount of oil. Should tungsten disulfide be used as an additive for this purpose, it should be noted that this can cause significant combustion residues and thus damage.   Chemical and physical specifications: Density 8.0 g/cm³  Purity: min. 98.5% WS2 Particle size D50 8 μm  Particle size D90 17 μm  Weight loss at 105°C 0.1%