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Magnesium carbonate anhydrous

Magnesium carbonate anhydrous magnesium carbonate hydroxide normal magnesium carbonate. [Pg.424]

E504 Magnesium Carbonate Anhydrous 424 E965 Maltitol Solution 440... [Pg.883]

Alcohols Anhydrous potassium carbonate anhydrous magnesium or calcium sulphate quicklime. [Pg.144]

USP-grade anhydrous magnesium carbonate is used as a flavor impression intensification vehicle in the processed food industry (see Flavors and spices). Basic magnesium carbonates are used as free flowing agents in the manufacture of table salt, as a hulking agent in powder and tablet pharmaceutical formulations, as an antacid, and in a variety of personal care products (see Pharmaceuticals). [Pg.343]

Formula MgCOs MW 84.31 several hydrated and basic carbonates are also known that are stable and occur in nature. The types, names, formulas and CAS Registry numbers of anhydrous, hydrated and basic magnesium carbonates are tabulated below ... [Pg.518]

Under ordinary conditions, anhydrous magnesium carbonate cannot be prepared in aqueous systems. The anhydrous salt, however, can be made under very high partial pressures of carbon dioxide. [Pg.520]

Magnesia, magnesium carbonates, magnetite, maleic anhydrate, manganese dioxide, metal powders. [Pg.363]

Magnesium Iodide. Mgl 8H-0. white solid, soluble. formed (I) by re.iction of magnesium carbonate and hydnodic acid, (2j anhydrous, by heating magnesium metal and iodine. [Pg.952]

Given a 10.00-g sample of MgC03-5H20, what weight of anhydrous magnesium carbonate can be obtained after driving off the water Show your work. [Pg.190]

Magnesium carbonate V Manganese carbonate P. 70 Manganese dioxide, powder IV, XI Nickel carbonate XI Phosphorus, red II, X Porcelain chips, unglazed E. 5, P. 56 Potassium carbonate IX Potassium chlorate III, VIII Potassium dichromate IV Potassium hydroxide II, III Potassium iodate VIII Potassium iodide IV, VIII Potassium nitrate IV, XI Potassium permanganate IV, VIII Potassium sulphate Q. 3 Silicon dioxide, precipitated IX Silicon dioxide, coarse sand P. 66, 67 Silicon dioxide, fine sand P. 8, 43 Sodium bicarbonate P. 55 Sodium bromide IV Sodium carbonate, anhydrous III, IX, XI... [Pg.377]

Although carbonates are rare in anhydrous IDPs, Rietmeijer (1990) reported a magnesium carbonate grain in an anhydrous, porous IDP, and Flynn et al. (2006c)... [Pg.183]

Lead, lead oxide, leather wastes, LD-dust, lignite, lime, limestone, lithium carbonate, lithium fluoride, lithium hydroxide Magnesia, magnesium carbonates, magnetite, maleic anhydrate, manganese dioxide, metal powders, molding compounds, molybdenum, monocalciumphosphate (MCP)... [Pg.389]

Synonyms carbonic acid, magnesium salt anhydrous (1 1) E504 magnesite. [Pg.424]

I-Alkoxyhydroperoxides. Rieche and Bischoff preffared anhydrous hydrogen peroxide by treating a solution of 60 g. of 84% peroxide in ether with anhydrous sodium sulfate and magnesium carbonate. After 2 days the mixture was filtered and an aliquot titrated. One equivalent of an acetal was added to 1 equivalent of the ethereal solution, and the mixture was heated cautiously at 70°. The ether was allowed to distil to give a mixture of the acetal and the anhydrous reagent. After a reaction period of about 15 hrs. at 70°, the 1-alkoxyhydroperoxide was isolated in yields in the range 40-70%. [Pg.239]

The exothermic effects associated with some dehydrations [18] may result from delayed reciystallization, or the oxidation of a product of dehydration. Dehydration of magnesium carbonate trihydrate, followed by heating in carbon dioxide, resulted in the exothermic transformation of an anhydrous pseudomorph of the reactant into magnesite, MgCOj. [Pg.241]


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