Acidulants
Collectors
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Antioxidants(plastic)
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Lead Carbonate Extra Pure
Lead Carbonate Extra Pure is a fine white powder with the chemical formula PbCO₃, valued for its high purity and stability. Historically known as "white lead," it has been used as a pigment in paints, though this application is now limited due to its toxicity. In modern laboratory and industrial settings, it is primarily used in chemical synthesis, ceramics, and material science research. Lead carbonate plays a role in catalyst preparation and in the manufacture of other lead compounds. Its insolubility in water makes it useful in specific controlled-reaction systems. Proper protective measures are essential when handling this compound due to the health risks associated with lead exposure.
