CALCIUM CARBONATE

Calcium carbonate is a compound that is non-toxic and odourless, and it has the chemical formula CaCO3. Calcium carbonate is a white mineral that may be mainly found in the crust of the earth. In addition to that, it can be discovered in the forms of chalks, limestones, and marbles.

Technical Specifications:

	Whiteness	BD	L.O.D	Assay	Particle Size
Calcium Carbonate I.P	NLT – 95%	0.40 – 0.43g/ml	NMT 2.0%	NLT 98.0%	Passing 400#
Calcium Carbonate B.P	NLT – 96%	0.40 – 0.43g/ml	NMT 2.0%	NLT 98.0%	Passing 400#
Calcium Carbonate U.S.P	NLT – 96%	0.40 – 0.43g/ml	NMT 2.0%	NLT 98.0%	Passing 400#
Calcium Carbonate E.P	NLT – 96%	0.40 – 0.43g/ml	NMT 2.0%	NLT 98.0%	Passing 400#
Calcium Carbonate U.S.P	NLT – 96%	0.40 – 0.43g/ml	NMT 2.0%	NLT 98.0%	Passing 400#

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USAGE OF CALCIUM CARBONATE

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USAGE OF CALCIUM CARBONATE

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Calcium carbonate is widely used in various industrial applications, including the manufacturing of cement, plastics, and paper.
It is also used as a dietary supplement to provide essential calcium to the body.
The mineral is known for its antacid properties, which makes it a popular ingredient in over-the-counter medications for heartburn and indigestion.

Calcium carbonate is a chemical compound with the molecular formula CaCO3.
It is a common substance found in rocks, shells of marine organisms, and eggshells.
The mineral is produced naturally in the Earth’s crust and is the main component of limestone and chalk.
The composition of calcium carbonate is made up of calcium, carbon, and oxygen atoms in a 1:1:3 ratio.

It is used as a dietary supplement which is required for healthy bones, muscles, nervous system, and heart. It is also used as a Food additive to thicken products and to strengthen dough. Calcium Carbonate (CaCO3) for Pharmaceutical applications is used in the preparation of various medicines and tablets such as antacids.