Autogenously dispersible alkaline earth metal carbonate composition
AssigneeChemical Products Corporation
InventorsArvel O. Franz, John L. Gray
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Abstract
A method for unloading alkali earth metal carbonates, in slurry form, from bulk storage is described. A specially formulated alkali earth metal carbonate composition containing an ultra-hydrophilic dispersant is also described.
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An autogenously dispersible alkaline earth metal carbonate composition consisting essentially of alkaline earth metal carbonate and an ultra-hydrophilic dispersant, and further characterized as the product of essentially completely deflocculating, in water, said alkaline earth metal carbonate with said ultra-hydrophilic dispersant and drying said deflocculated alkaline earth metal carbonate under conditions which are non-destructive of said ultra-hydrophilic dispersant, said ultra-hydrophillic dispersant being material producing a true solution thereof in water and causing relatively rapid imbibition of 8.5 ml. of water by 25 grams of dried alkaline earth metal after said carbonate has been deflocculated in water by 0.25% or less by weight of said dispersant, dried and ground, said dried carbonate demonstrating fluidity after the addition of about 6 ml. of said water.
An autogenously dispersible barium carbonate composition consisting essentially of barium carbonate and a glassy sodium hexametaphosphate, and further characterized as the product of essentially completely deflocculating, in water, said barium carbonate with said glassy sodium hexametaphosphate and drying said deflocculated barium carbonate under conditions which are non-destructive of said glassy sodium hexametaphosphate.
An autogenously dispersible barium carbonate composition consisting essentially of barium carbonate and a pentasodium amino trio (methylphosphonate), and further characterized as the product of essentially completely deflocculating, in water, said barium carbonate with said pentasodium amino trio (methylphosphonate) and drying said deflocculated barium carbonate under conditions which are non-destructive of said pentasodium amino trio (methylphosphonate).
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