Barium Carbonate

Description :

Overview of Barium Carbonate

Barium Carbonate is an industrial-grade inorganic chemical widely used in ceramics, glass manufacturing, speciality chemicals, and metallurgical applications. It is valued for its high purity, stability, and effectiveness in removing sulfates and acting as a flux in ceramic formulations.

ChemicalBull supplies premium-quality Barium Carbonate for applications across ceramics, glass, pigments, ferrite production, and water treatment.

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Applications of Barium Carbonate

Ceramic & Glass Applications

• Used as a flux in ceramic glazes and tiles.
• Improves the hardness, durability, and smoothness of ceramic surfaces.
• Enhances glass clarity and controls crystallisation.

Chemical & Industrial Applications

• Acts as a sulfate-removing agent in industrial processes.
• Used in the production of speciality barium chemicals.
• Applied in ferrite magnet manufacturing.

Water Treatment Applications

• Helps remove sulfates from wastewater in certain industrial systems.

Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Use only with proper industrial safety precautions.
• Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area.
• Avoid inhalation and direct contact with eyes or skin.
• Follow PPE guidelines when handling powders.

Where to Buy Barium Carbonate?

Barium Carbonate Manufacturer

ChemicalBull provides high-purity Barium Carbonate for ceramics, glass processing, and industrial chemical applications.

Barium Carbonate Supplier & Distributor

• Available in bulk and customised packaging.
• Export-grade material with safe sealed bags.
• Fast dispatch and complete regulatory documentation.

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Barium Carbonate MSDS

Material Safety Data Sheet available upon request.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is Barium Carbonate used for?

   It is used in ceramics, glass, ferrite magnets, water treatment, and barium chemical production.
   
   

2. Is Barium Carbonate soluble in water?

   No, it is practically insoluble in water.
   
   

3. Is Barium Carbonate safe to use?

   It must be handled with caution using proper protective equipment, as it is toxic if ingested or inhaled.