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Application of Barium Sulfate in High-Gloss PP Mineral-filled PP is widely used in modified polypropylene (PP) materials. Common fillers include barium sulfate, talc, and calcium carbonate. This article explores barium sulfate’s application and advantages in high-gloss PP. 1. Market Demand and Characteristics of High-Gloss PP High-gloss PP is gaining popularity as a replacement for ABS […]

In nature, a vast number of calcium carbonate-based materials exhibit excellent mechanical properties. It maintains a simple composition and attracts widespread interest from scientists. Through in-depth research on the nucleation and growth mechanisms of calcium carbonate, biomineralization control has been achieved. It offers broad application prospects in antifouling, scale prevention, self-cleaning, and oil-water separation. Superhydrophobic

In the automotive industry, materials with high impact resistance are commonly used. They are in car bodies and chassis to withstand collisions and compression. Polypropylene plastics filled with talcum powder can enhance the material’s bending performance but reduce its impact resistance to varying degrees. The quality of it significantly affects the impact resistance of the

Barite is a non-metallic mineral primarily composed of barium sulfate. It has a density of 4.3–4.5 g/cm³ and a Mohs hardness of 3–3.5. With stable chemical properties, barite is insoluble in water and hydrochloric acid, non-toxic, non-magnetic, and effectively absorbs X-rays and gamma rays. China is rich in barite resources, ranking third globally in reserves but first

Talc has a flaky structure, which makes finer talc a reinforcing filler for polypropylene. Adding ultrafine talc to the polypropylene system can significantly improve the rigidity, surface hardness, heat creep resistance, and electrical insulation of polypropylene products. It can greatly reduce the shrinkage of polypropylene materials. This helps to improve the dimensional stability of products

In construction engineering, fly ash, cement, mineral powder, and silica fume are like a mysterious “code book”. These materials interact with one another, unlocking new realms of concrete strength, durability, and sustainability through unique permutations and combinations. Whether constructing a “breathing” green building that harmoniously coexists with nature or creating an indestructible super project that