XM-PB80 Precipitated Barium Sulfate for Battery-Material Evaluation, 98% Purity and Particle-Size Enquiry
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ColorWhite
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CAS No.7727-43-7Purity98%
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AppearanceWhite PosderApplicationpaint, coating, plastic,battery,enamels,printing
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ClassificationSulphateGrade StandardIndustrial Grade
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Molecular FormulaBaSO4Other NamesBariate
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TypeBarium SulfateModel NumberXM-PB80
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D500.08Whiteness98
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PH value7-9Oil absorption20±2
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BaSO4 Content98CertificationISO
XM-PB80 is an industrial barium sulfate material with a precipitated designation and 98% purity, identified for a battery-material enquiry. Confirm the actual system and proposed sulfate role before using the powder description to make a material-selection decision.
Specify the battery project and ingredient role
A battery application name does not identify the battery chemistry, formulation or function proposed for XM-PB80. Request the actual material requirements and relevant qualification evidence before assigning a role, without inferring electrical or electrochemical performance from the sulfate name or industrial grade.
Request a measured particle specification
A nano or super-fine description needs an explicit size unit, method and measured distribution for the offered grade. Confirm the D50 basis and relevant powder preparation rather than converting an unqualified number into a nanometre value or assuming easy dispersion in the intended system.
- Chemical acceptance
- Use the stated 98% purity with current composition and relevant impurity limits for the proposed role.
- pH method
- The 7–9 range requires a defined preparation and measurement procedure.
- Other physical criteria
- Obtain the whiteness scale and reference, together with the actual oil-absorption unit and test basis.
Qualify the actual material system separately
Paint, coating, plastic, enamel and printing directions are also identified, each with its own matrix and acceptance criteria. A result in one of those uses does not establish battery-material suitability, and an ISO requirement needs a current applicable document with the relevant scope.
For XM-PB80, a defined battery-system role should guide the confirmed grade specification and representative assessment. Current technical and safety documents, measured powder criteria and the actual project's tests should determine the material fit before any dispersion or performance claim is made.
