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Epic Powder in AP-Rubber Plas Exhibition!

AP-Rubber Plas Exhibition The AP-Rubber Plas Exhibition will go deep into the market segments and accurately invite professional purchasers from rubber and plastic products, automobiles, household appliances, medical treatment, electronic appliances, rail transit, wires and cables and other fields in accordance with the demands of previous exhibitors. EPIC Powder will participate in a great exhibition! Time: […]

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34 Uses of Bentonite – No Wonder It’s Called ‘All-Purpose Clay’!

Bentonite is a water-containing clay rock with montmorillonite as its main component. It possesses exceptional swelling, adsorption, cation exchange, catalytic reactivity, adhesion, suspension, and ductility properties. These unique characteristics have earned it the nickname “all-purpose clay.” 1. Drilling Fluid Bentonite has excellent suspension and compressibility in solution. When mixed, it forms a colloidal suspension with

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Quartz Ore Crushing and Grinding Technology and Key Points

To purify quartz ore, the raw material must first be crushed and classified as a pretreatment step. The purpose of this is to achieve the initial separation of quartz from associated minerals and to provide raw materials with a suitable particle size range for subsequent processing and purification. Quartz Crushing The goal of crushing is

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What is the difference between the role of dispersants and modifiers in powder modification?

Although both dispersants and modifiers are used to optimize powder performance during modification processes, they differ significantly in their core mechanisms of action, functional objectives, and durability. The specific differences are as follows: 1. Mechanism of Action and Functional Objectives Type Dispersant Modifier Principle of Action Reduces particle interactions through physical adsorption (e.g., charge repulsion,

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Talc Powder

Do you know these five typical applications of talc in the coating industry?

Talc, a rare non-metallic mineral, is truly versatile. Its natural lamellar structure gives it many powerful properties, such as lubrication, anti-adhesion, flow aid, fire resistance, acid resistance, insulation, a high melting point, and chemical inertness. When talc’s multiple “superpowers” are harnessed in coatings, it can significantly improve material performance while reducing product costs. It also

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PE Wax

Who knew polyethylene wax (PE wax) had so many types and specs?

Polyethylene wax (PE wax), also known as polymer wax, is widely used due to its excellent cold resistance, heat resistance, chemical resistance, and wear resistance. In normal production, this type of wax can be directly added to polyolefin processing as an additive, which enhances the gloss and processing performance of the product. As a lubricant,

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Why is it difficult for high shear dispersion to maintain material stability for a long time?

The core challenge of maintaining material stability in high shear dispersion lies in the interaction between its physical action mechanism and material properties. This is specifically manifested as follows: 1.  Changes in particle surface energy caused by mechanical stress During high shear dispersion, particles undergo strong shear, impact, and centrifugal extrusion in the stator-rotor gap,

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How Did Limestone Achieve Its Multi-Faceted Transformation?

Limestone is a sedimentary rock primarily composed of calcite (calcium carbonate, CaCO3). It is typically formed in marine or lake environments and precipitated through biological and chemical processes. The characteristics and types of limestone are as follows: • Color: Generally gray, white, yellow, brown, etc., depending on the impurities it contains. • Texture: The texture

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Calcium Carbonate: 11 Identities in Nature

Calcium carbonate is an inorganic compound with the chemical formula CaCO₃. In nature, it takes on multiple forms, including calcite, limestone, marble, white marble, chalk, stalactites, and travertine, among others. It is also the main component of coral, shells, eggshells, and more. 1. Calcite Calcite is the most common calcium carbonate mineral in nature. It

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