Barium sulfate, plastic filler, CT room radiation protection material, Petroleum, chemical, paint, filler,25kg/bag,

Barium sulfate powder, with a chemical composition of BaSO4, belongs to the orthorhombic (rhombohedral) crystal system of sulfate minerals. Often in the form of thick or columnar crystals, often in the form of dense block like or plate-like, granular aggregates. When pure in quality, it is colorless and transparent. When containing impurities, it is dyed in various colors, with white streaks and a glassy luster. It is transparent to semi transparent. Complete and moderate cleavage with 3 directions, Mohs hardness of 3-3.5, specific gravity of 4.0

❋ Aliases: Barite Powder, Precipitated Barium Sulfate
❋ English Name: Barium Sulfate
❋ Chemical Formula: BaSO₄
❋ Molecular Weight: 233.39
❋ CAS Number: 7727-43-7 (precipitated), 13462-86-7 (natural)

Key Properties: High density (4.3-4.5 g/cm³), strong chemical inertness, high whiteness, light and weather resistance, radiation protection

Chemical production of various barium compounds such as barium carbonate, barium chloride, barium sulfate, zinc barium white, barium hydroxide, barium oxide, etc. These barium compounds are widely used in reagents, catalysts, sugar refining, textiles, fire prevention, various fireworks, and coagulants for synthetic rubber
Plastic, insecticide, surface quenching of steel, fluorescent powder, fluorescent lamp, welding flux, grease additives, etc
Glass deoxidizer, clarifying agent, and flux increase the optical stability, gloss, and strength of glass
Rubber, plastic
Paint fillers, brighteners, and weighting agents
Building concrete aggregate
Paving materials are used to replace lead plates for shielding buried pipelines in marshy areas, such as nuclear facilities, atomic power plants, X-ray laboratories, etc., extending the lifespan of the road surface
Barite powder: Barite powder, also known as natural barium sulfate, is mainly used as a weighting agent for oil and gas drilling mud, in the production of lithopone, or as an X-ray shielding agent for industries such as medicine, atomic energy, vehicle braking materials, packaging tapes, high-end paints, and hospital radiation resistant heavy-duty walls.