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a) FeO = ferrous oxide (CAS# 1345-25-1)
b) Fe2O3 = ferric oxide, hematite, red iron oxide (CAS# 1309-37-1)
c) Fe3O4 = ferrous ferric oxide, magnetite, black iron oxide (CAS# 1317-61-9)
d) ASTM Specification D769-01 (Black synthetic iron oxide)
- Synthetic Iron Oxide Powder Formulas:
FeO, Fe2O3, and Fe3O4
a) Available as a synthetic or natural product.
b) Ochre is the major iron oxide in terms of tonnage.
c) For more technical information, please visit the specific page within the READEwebsite for each iron oxide powder.
Various grades are available between 98% and 99.999%
Sintered pieces, targets, and various powder granulations are available down to submicron and nano particle sizing
a) Synthetic iron oxide powders are valued primarily for their pigmentary and magnetic properties (although not all types of iron oxide are magnetic).
b) The powders, which are relatively inexpensive to manufacture, are used to color concrete products, paints, plastics, and other media; in fact, iron oxide powders are the most widely used of all colored inorganic pigments.
c) Due to their chemical and magnetic properties, iron oxide powders also find significant commercial usage in electromagnetic components, catalysts, toners, magnetic recording media, and other applications.
50 lbs. bags, poly-lined fiber drums and bulk bags
Listed
a) CAS# 1345-25-1 (FeO)
b) CAS# 1309-37-1 (Fe2O3)
c) CAS# 1317-61-9 (Fe3O4)
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