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Hematite Powder / Iron Oxide Red
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Naturally found in rocks of all ages. Stubby, black crystals. Very heavy. Usually anti-ferromagnetic. It is also available as a synthetic product.
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Chemical Properties
Composition of ore= Fe203= 50- 95%. Iron content= ~65-67% with less than 2% magnetics
Purity Available: As high as 99.95%
Physical Properties
Lumps, pieces, targets, granules and various powder / particle granulations down to 0.003 microns (3 nanometers)
Typical Applications
Iron oxide red Used in coatings, colorants, rubber, adhesives, plastics, concrete, an iron ore in steel manufacture, a density media, and as a polishing rouge.
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