Kaolin

Kaolin, often referred to as a hydrated aluminum silicate, is a crystalline mineral that forms over millions of years through the hydrothermal breakdown of granite rocks. This mineral is distinguished by its ultra-fine particle size, plate-like or lamellar structure, and remarkable chemical stability.

MOQ : 10 Ton

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Properties	Specification	Properties	Properties
Brightness (ISO, %)	79-83	Density (Loose, g/cc)	0.25-0.30
Moisture (105°C, 1 Hour, %)	0.2-0.5	Specific Gravity	2.6-2.7
PH (10% Solution)	5.5-6.5	COMPONENT ANALYSIS
Loss on Ignition (%)	1.0-3.0	Al2O3 Content (%)	41-44
D50 Median (Sedigraph, μ)	1.0-1.5	SiO2 Content (%)	52-54
Retention on 500# (%)	1.0-2.0	Fe2O3 Content (%)	0.4-0.5
Oil Absorption Value (g/100g)	45-55	TiO2 Content (%)	1.0-1.1
Acid Insoluble Alumina (%)	20-26