What is Calcium Carbonate?

Calcium carbonate, with the chemical formula CaCO3, is commercially known as lime or calcite and is extracted from high-quality mines. Calcium carbonate is used as a filler in various industries.

Types of Calcium Carbonate:

This chemical is available in two forms: powdery with different particle sizes. This compound, which has a white appearance and various granulations, is produced through industrial methods. It is completely odorless and stable under normal temperature and pressure, being used in various industries with different purities.

Industries Related to Calcium Carbonate:

White powdered calcium carbonate has applications in the production of ink, carpet manufacturing, white water, insecticides, hoses, various plastic parts, as well as being used as joint filling powder for sealing gaps and cracks, in paints, filtration, water purification, detergents, tile adhesive, sculpture, and resin manufacturing as a reinforcing agent.