Magnesium Oxide For Fertilizers - Used In Agriculture To Improve Acidic Soil And

Product Specification

Magnesium oxide application areas:

Due to its high fire resistance and thermal insulation properties, good thermal conductivity, and chemical stability, magnesium oxide has a wide range of applications in many fields:

Building Materials: Magnesium oxide is widely used in the production of magnesium-based cementitious materials, such as magnesium cement and magnesium oxychloride cement. These materials have strong application prospects in the construction and decorative materials sectors.

Electronics Industry: Magnesium oxide has excellent insulating properties and is used in high-voltage insulation materials and as a protective material in electronic packaging. It is also used in the manufacture of electronic components such as capacitors and resistors.

Medical: Magnesium oxide has many medical uses, such as as an antacid to neutralize stomach acid and relieve symptoms such as stomach pain and heartburn caused by excessive stomach acid; as an antidiarrheal agent to treat constipation; and as a magnesium supplement to treat magnesium deficiency.

New Energy: With the development of new energy technologies, magnesium oxide is also beginning to play an important role in battery endurance materials and battery functions.

Other Industries: Magnesium oxide sheets are used in the manufacture of transparent ceramics, magnetic materials, catalysts, and other materials, offering new possibilities for the development of optical devices, magnetic materials, and the chemical industry.

Specifications (table)

Magnesium oxide characteristics

1. High Accuracy: Ensures consistent and reliable performance across applications.

2. Good Reactivity: Suitable for chemical processes requiring fast reactions.

3. Thermal Stability: Excellent high-temperature resistance.

4. Low Concentration: Extremely low levels of heavy metals and other chemicals.

5. Fine Particle Size: Optimizes uniform mixing and distribution.

Applications

Magnesium oxide (direct process) is widely used in the following industries:

1. Building Materials:

Production of magnesium-based cement and refractory materials.

2. Agriculture:

Soil improvement and pH adjustment for acidic soils.

3. Rubber and Plastics:

As a resetting and reinforcing agent in rubber compounds.

4. Chemicals:

Used as a raw material for the production of magnesium salts.

5. Environmental:

Water treatment and flue gas desulfurization.

6. Ceramics:

Used in the production of high-temperature ceramics and glass.

Production Technology

The direct process involves burning natural magnesite at high temperatures. The ore undergoes thermal alignment, releasing high-purity magnesium oxide. This production process ensures high reactivity, low error, and consistent particle size distribution.

Reaction Equation: MgCO₃ → HeatMgO + CO₂text{MgCO}_3 xrightarrow{text{Heat}} text{MgO} + text{CO}_2 MgCO₃ Heat MgO + CO 2

Theory

Magnesium oxide has a strong affinity for moisture and air currents, reacting to form magnesium hydrogen or magnesium carbonate. This makes it an effective material for applications requiring both reactivity and absorption. Its thermal stability and alkalinity also lend it to use in refractories and as a neutralizer.

Services

1. Technical Support:

Comprehensive guidance on product selection and application optimization.

2. Customized Solutions:

Customized grades meet specific industry requirements.

3. Logistics Support:

Efficient supply chain and guaranteed timely delivery.

Packaging and Storage

1. Packaging:

25kg or 50kg woven bags lined with plastic.

Jumbo bags (500kg/1000kg) are available for bulk orders.

2. Storage:

Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture and acidic materials.

Avoid prolonged exposure to air to maintain product reactivity.

3. Shelf Life:

Under recommended storage conditions, it can be stored for 12 months.

Precautions

1. Avoid inhalation of magnesium oxide. Use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), such as a mask and gloves.

2. Handle with care to prevent the formation of airborne dust particles.

3. Avoid contact with eyes or prolonged contact with skin. In case of contact, rinse thoroughly with water.

4. Keep away from acids and strong oxidizing agents to prevent dangerous reactions.

5. Ensure good ventilation when handling large quantities.