Strontium carbonate
What is Strontium carbonate?
Strontium carbonate (CAS 1633-05-2), also identified under the colorant index reference CI 77837, is an inorganic mineral salt used across ceramics, electronics, and specialty chemical manufacturing.
Where is Strontium carbonate used?
- Electronics: key raw material for cathode ray tube glass
- Ferrite components: controlled strontium content affects dielectric performance
- Coatings: corrosion-inhibiting pigment in anti-rust primers
- Plastics and polymer compounding: heat and light stabilizer in PVC and related systems
- Pharmaceutical and specialty chemical production: catalyst precursor and pH-buffering agent
- It functions as a strontium source in high-temperature processing and as a stabilizing or buffering agent in formulated systems.
Commercial specifications
- Particle size distribution varies by grade, with finer cuts for electronic and coating applications
- Standard packaging ranges from small bags to bulk quantities
Other Names (Synonyms)
Carbonic acid, strontium salt (1:1)|Strontium carbonate (SrCO3)|CI 77837|41YPU4MMCA|Strontium monocarbonate