Kaolin JP ï High-Quality Pharmaceutical Grade Kaolin for Various Applications
We are a leading manufacturer and supplier ofKaolin JP, a premium pharmaceutical-grade kaolin clay that meets the stringent standards of the Japanese Pharmacopoeia (JP). Known for its high purity, fine texture, and versatility, Kaolin JP is widely used in the pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and personal care industries, as well as in various industrial applications.
What is Kaolin JP?Kaolin JP is a refined form of kaolin clay, processed to comply with the Japanese Pharmacopoeia (JP) standards. It is a naturally occurring mineral primarily composed of kaolinite, and it is known for its exceptional white color, fine particle size, and non-toxic, safe properties. This makes Kaolin JP ideal for use in a wide range of sensitive and demanding applications, particularly in the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries.
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Price:
Price 20 INR / Kilograms
Minimum Order Quantity : 250 Kilograms
Main Material : Kaolinite (Hydrated Aluminum Silicate)
Melting Point : Approximate range: 1750C to 1800C
Shape : Powder
Types of Refractories : Basic Refractory
Price 20 INR / Kilograms
Minimum Order Quantity : 250 Kilograms
Main Material : Hydrated Aluminum Silicate
Melting Point : Light Kaolin IP does not have a welldefined melting point because it decomposes before it can melt. Upon heating, kaolin undergoes several transformations: Dehydration: At temperatures between 400650C, kaolin loses its water of hydration and converts to metakaolin (AlSiO). Transformation to Mullite: At higher temperatures (approximately 1,0501,250C), metakaolin begins to crystallize into mullite (3AlO2SiO), a more stable phase. Instead of melting, kaolin undergoes these phase changes, and the material begins to break down or transform rather than become liquid. The decomposition temperature of kaolin typically starts around 1,000C, depending on the processing conditions.
Shape : Powder
Types of Refractories : Basic Refractory
Minimum Order Quantity : 50 Kilograms
Main Material : Hydrated aluminum silicate
Melting Point : The melting point of Kaolin USP is not a defined temperature because it is a mineral clay composed primarily of kaolinite (a hydrated aluminum silicate). Instead of melting, kaolin undergoes a dehydration and structural transformation when heated. Thermal Behavior of Kaolin: Dehydration: Kaolin begins to lose its water content around 500C (932F). Transformation to Metakaolin: At temperatures above 550C to 600C (1022F to 1112F), kaolin converts into metakaolin, a form of anhydrous aluminum silicate. Further Heating: At temperatures above 1100C (2012F), kaolin can melt and become a glassy phase, but this is typically beyond the standard use temperatures. Kaolin does not melt in the conventional sense; instead, it undergoes thermal decomposition and structural changes as the temperature increases.
Shape : Powder
Types of Refractories : Basic Refractory