XM-PB02 Precipitated Barium Sulfate White Powder, 98–99% Purity for Ceramic Formulation Evaluation
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ColorWhitePhysical formPowder
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CAS No.7727-43-7Purity98%-99%
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AppearanceWhite PowderApplicationPlastic,Rubber,Coating,Sealants
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ClassificationSulphateGrade StandardIndustrial Grade
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Molecular FormulaBaSO4Other NamesPrecipitated Barium Sulphate
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TypeBarium SulfateModel NumberXM-PB02
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D50(μm)0.5-0.7D97(μm)1.8-2.5
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Whiteness98-99%pH7-8
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Oil Absorption(G/100g)13-15Package25kg/Bag
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CertificationISO9001Hs code28332700
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Package AppearancecustomizedSampleFreely
XM-PB02 is a precipitated barium sulfate industrial white powder with 98–99% purity. For a ceramic-material enquiry, confirm the proposed role and the required application evidence before treating this sulfate grade as an approved ceramic ingredient.
Clarify the ceramic requirement and material route
The specified XM-PB02 identity is precipitated barium sulphate, with the formula BaSO4 and CAS 7727-43-7. Confirm the offered material route and complete composition rather than assuming that precipitated sulfate and natural barite are interchangeable for every ceramic-development project.
Define the powder criteria before a trial
XM-PB02 has a D50 range of 0.5–0.7 microns and a D97 range of 1.8–2.5 microns. These distribution criteria, the 98–99% assay range and the separate 98–99% whiteness criterion need agreed test methods before the powder can be compared meaningfully with another raw material.
- Industrial identity
- XM-PB02 is a white precipitated sulfate powder rather than a completed ceramic formulation.
- Additional material check
- The pH range is 7–8; confirm the test preparation relevant to the comparison.
- Initial evaluation
- Sampling is identified, allowing a representative grade to be requested for the proposed material trial.
Require ceramic-specific acceptance evidence
Plastics, rubber, coatings and sealants are the explicit general application directions for XM-PB02. A ceramic use needs its own composition and application tests, with current analysis and safety documentation and any required certification evidence reviewed before approval; no fired-article performance can be inferred from the chemical name.
Build the XM-PB02 ceramic enquiry around a confirmed precipitated-sulfate identity, defined powder criteria and the actual ceramic test programme that will determine whether this candidate meets the project.
