SR10168 Industrial Grade Strontium Carbonate Powder (CAS No.: 1633-05-2)

Industrial Grade Strontium Carbonate Powder (CAS No.: 1633-05-2) Description

Industrial Grade Strontium Carbonate Powder (CAS No.: 1633-05-2) is an inorganic compound primarily composed of SrCO₃. The powder form allows for easy dispersion and mixing in high-temperature processes and chemical reactions. Its defined particle size distribution ensures consistent reaction kinetics, which is critical in ceramic glaze formulation and metallurgical refining. The chemical inertness minimises side reactions, enhancing overall process control in industrial applications.

Industrial Grade Strontium Carbonate Powder (CAS No.: 1633-05-2) Applications

1.       Ceramics and Glass Manufacturing
   - Applied as a reagent in ceramic glazes to achieve uniform colour development by leveraging its consistent chemical composition.
   - Used as a flux in glass formulations to enhance melting behaviour by leveraging its low impurity level.

2.       Metallurgical Processing
   - Used as a refining agent in metal alloy production to control oxide formation by leveraging its chemical inertness.
   - Employed as a stabiliser in heat treatment processes to moderate thermal expansion by leveraging its predictable reaction kinetics.

Industrial Grade Strontium Carbonate Powder (CAS No.: 1633-05-2) Packing

The powder is packaged in airtight, moisture-resistant containers with an inner inert liner to prevent contamination and ensure chemical stability. Protective padding minimises mechanical shock during transit. The recommended storage is in a cool, dry environment, away from direct sunlight and humidity. Custom packaging options, including anti-static bags and sealed drums, are available to meet specific handling and storage requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How does the product's purity affect its performance in high-temperature processes?
A1: High purity minimises unwanted side reactions during high-temperature applications, ensuring more predictable process outcomes in ceramic and metallurgical operations.

Q2: What quality control methods are used during production?
A2: Advanced analytical techniques such as gravimetric analysis and X-ray diffraction are employed to verify the purity and crystallinity, ensuring the powder meets precise industrial requirements.

Q3: Can the particle size distribution be customised for specialised applications?
A3: Yes, particle size distribution can be adjusted to meet specific process needs, thereby enhancing reaction kinetics and the overall consistency during industrial applications.

Additional Information

Strontium carbonate is widely recognised in the inorganic chemical sector for its neutral pH and low solubility, which are advantageous in controlled reaction environments. Its use spans several industrial applications where uniformity and predictable chemical behaviour are required. Understanding its reactivity and interaction with other compounds is essential in areas such as ceramic glaze formulation and metallurgical refining.

Beyond its direct applications, the detailed study of strontium compounds contributes to improvements in process efficiency and product quality in high-demand industrial sectors. Research continues to uncover novel applications that exploit the material's specific chemical properties under rigorous operating conditions.