Micaceous Iron Oxide
Micaceous Iron Oxide is a type of hematite, also known as MIO.
Application: long-term corrosion prevention for structural steel work
Micaceous iron oxide has lamellar particle structure and chemical inertness.
General Identification of Micaceous iron oxide:
CAS No. |
1317-60-8 |
Other Names |
MIO |
MF |
Fe2O3 |
EINECS No. |
215-168-2 |
Place of Origin |
China (Mainland) |
Main Raw Material |
Fe2O3 |
Usage |
Boat Paint, Building Coating, Car Paint, Bridge coating |
Application Method |
Brush |
Physical and Chemical Properties:
Index |
Micaceous Iron Oxide |
Fe2O3 % ¡Ý |
85 |
Loss on ignition (800¡ãC) % ¡Ü |
3.0 |
SiO2 %¡Ü |
3.0 |
Density g/cm3 |
Approx.4.8 |
Bulk density g/cm3 |
1.9-2.4 |
PH-value of water-leach liquor |
6-8 |
Particle size of micaceous iron oxide :
150mesh, 230mesh, 325mesh, 400mesh, 500mesh, 600mesh, 800mesh, or as per customers' requirement.
Packaging detail: In 25kg bags
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