Calcined Magnesia

Calcined Magnesia, also known as magnesite. It is formed from the calcination of natural magnesite ore, resulting in a highly purified and refined product that is valued for its numerous positive qualities.

The use of calcined magnesia is a positive force in many industrial applications and continues to play a valuable role in modern manufacturing and technology. Its numerous benefits and positive attributes make it a valuable asset to industries around the world, and it is sure to continue to be a vital resource for years to come.

Product Description

Activated magnesium oxide is one of many varieties of magnesium oxide products. The thickness of the solid magnesium oxide particles (specific surface area) determines the degree of difficulty in the reaction, which is referred to as the activity.

Some indexes of activated magnesia are different from those of ordinary magnesia. If there is a suitable particle size distribution, the average particle size is less than 2 μm (2000nm); the microscopic form is irregular particles, nearly spherical particles, or flake crystals.

Heavy magnesia is pure Mg0; light magnesia is xMg0*YMg(0H)2, namely basic magnesia, in which the percentage of light magnesia plays an important role in activity. Generally, high-activity magnesium oxide is produced by decomposing basic magnesium carbonate for a long time at low temperatures. The furnace structure is special, the energy consumption is high, and the produced product has a large specific volume.