Manganese carbonate
What is Manganese carbonate?
Manganese carbonate (CAS 598-62-9), also sold as manganous carbonate, is an inorganic manganese salt used as a manganese source and pH buffer.
Where is Manganese carbonate used?
- Chemical manufacturing: precursor to other manganese compounds and catalyst component
- Animal feed and agricultural premixes: trace mineral supplement meeting nutritional specifications for livestock and poultry
- Pharmaceutical and nutraceutical: mineral source in tablet and capsule formulations where controlled manganese content is required
- Ceramics and pigments: colorant and flux precursor contributing to fired-color outcomes
- Industrial catalysts: starting material for manganese oxide catalysts used in oxidation and decomposition reactions
Commercial specifications
- Purity 43–46% Mn content depending on grade
- Packaging from multi-wall bags to bulk quantities
Other Names (Synonyms)
manganese(II) carbonate|Manganous carbonate|Manganese(2+) carbonate|Natural rhodochrosite|Manganese carbonate (1:1)|Manganese carbonate (MnCO3)|Manganese(2+) carbonate (1:1)|Carbonic acid, manganese(2+) salt (1:1)