Bentonite IP/BP/NF/EP/JP/FSSAI

Bentonite EP

Application:Chemical Industry
Color:Other, Brown
Ph Level:9.0 to 10.5
Product Type:Bentonite
Solubility:Bentonite is insoluble in water and organic solvents. However, when mixed with water, it forms a colloidal dispersion or gel due to its high swelling properties. This is why it is widely used as a suspending agent, thickener, and stabilizer in various formulations.
Type:Calcium Bentonite
Usage:Pharmaceutical /Cosmetic/Food Industry/Industrial /Environmental Uses
Supply Ability:5000 Per Day

Price: 52 INR/Kilograms

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Application:Metallurgy
Color:Light Yellow
Other Names:Montmorillonite
Ph Level:9.0 to 10.5
Product Type:Bentonite
Type:Calcium Bentonite
Usage:Pharmaceutical Applications/Topical and Cosmetic Applications/Industrial and Veterinary Applications/Food and Beverage Applications/Environmental and Drilling Applications
Supply Ability:5000 Per Day

Price: 45 INR/Kilograms

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Price: 45 INR/Kilograms

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Application:Food Industry
Chemical Name:Montmorillonite
Grade:Industrial Grade
Melting Point:Purified Bentonite NF, like most clays, does not have a traditional melting point. Instead, it undergoes dehydration and structural changes at high temperatures. Decomposition Temperature: Bentonite starts to lose its water content and undergoes structural changes at around 500C (932F). Thermal Decomposition: At temperatures between 800C to 1000C (1472F to 1832F), bentonite undergoes more significant structural changes and can lose most of its water content. Since bentonite is a clay mineral (primarily montmorillonite), it doesnt "melt" in the same way that organic compounds do, but rather decomposes and undergoes changes in its crystal structure at higher temperatures.
Product Type:Bentonite
Purity:99%
Storage:Dry Place
Supply Ability:5000 Per Day

Price: 84 INR/Kilograms

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Price: 55 INR/Kilograms

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Chemical Name:Aluminum silicate
Color:Other, Brown
Grade:Industrial Grade
Melting Point:Bentonite does not have a specific melting point because it is a natural clay composed primarily of montmorillonite, which is an alumino-silicate mineral. Instead of melting, Bentonite decomposes or undergoes structural changes at temperatures around 1,2001,300C (depending on its composition), typically losing water content and becoming more stable at these high temperatures
Purity:99%
Storage:Dry Place
Usage:Pharmaceutical/Cosmetic/Industrial/Veterinary/Food Industry
Supply Ability:5000 Per Day