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Barium Carbonate
Barium Carbonate
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Barium Carbonate – Buy AR Grade Reagent Online | South Africa & Sub-Saharan Africa
Barium Carbonate (BaCO₃) is a high-purity inorganic barium compound used as an analytical reagent, ceramic flux, and industrial chemical. With its low solubility in water and strong alkaline properties, barium carbonate is an essential reagent in sulphate determination, ceramic manufacturing, and a range of laboratory and industrial applications. GLASSWORLD supplies analytical reagent (AR) grade barium carbonate to laboratories and industries across South Africa and sub-Saharan Africa.
Key Features
- Analytical reagent (AR) grade – High purity for accurate gravimetric and analytical results
- Low water solubility – Selective precipitating agent for sulphate determination
- Fine powder form – Easy incorporation into ceramic and glass formulations
- Stable compound – Long shelf life under correct storage conditions
- Available in multiple pack sizes – From laboratory quantities to bulk industrial supply
Applications
- Gravimetric determination of sulphate in water and industrial samples
- Ceramic and glass manufacturing (flux and opacifier)
- Brick and tile manufacturing to prevent efflorescence
- Rat poison and rodenticide formulations (regulated use)
- Specialty glass and optical glass production
- Analytical chemistry and quality control laboratories
- Barium salt synthesis and chemical manufacturing
Safety Notice: Barium carbonate is toxic if ingested or inhaled. Handle with appropriate PPE including gloves, safety goggles, and a dust mask. Avoid generating dust. Follow all relevant MSDS and laboratory safety protocols.
Available in AR and laboratory grades. Supplied to analytical, ceramic, and industrial customers across South Africa and sub-Saharan Africa. Request a quote for pricing, pack sizes, or bulk orders.
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