Quartz for Skin

Besides An Essential Skin Care Ingredient, Quartz Can Do More!

• 2025-12-01
  

  SiO2: Properties, Uses, and Applications

  The variety of SiO2 uses in industry often surprises people who are familiar with only one of its forms. Depending on how it is processed—crystalline quartz, fused silica, amorphous silica, silica fume—its behavior can shift significantly.
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• 2024-12-24
  

  Mitsubishi Chemical Group Expands Synthetic Silicon Powder Production Capacity

  This product is a synthetic silicon powder with ultra-high purity that can be used as a raw material for quartz crucibles used in the production of semiconductor silicon and a raw material for high-purity quartz parts in semiconductor manufacturing equipment.
  Mitsubishi chemical
• 2024-08-09
  

  Introducing Sherwin-Williams Accelera One: Redefining the Standard in Decorative Flooring Systems

  Sherwin-williams High Performance Flooring is proud to introduce Accelera One, a revolutionary coating technology that redefines the standard for decorative scale and quartz flooring systems. Designed to meet the most demanding requirements of commercial and institutional environments, its unique combination of polyurethane chemical transparent grout and finish offers superior performance, easy application processes and industry-leading chemical resistance.
• 2024-07-26
  

  Understanding Diatomaceous Earth Food Grade Uses

  Diatomaceous earth contains minor amounts of Al2O3, Fe2O3, CaO, MgO, K2O, Na2O, P2O5, and organic substances. SiO2 content typically exceeds 80%, with the highest reaching 94%. High-quality diatomaceous earth usually contains 1–1.5% iron oxide and 3–6% aluminum oxide. The mineral composition of diatomaceous earth is mostly opal and its variations, followed by clay minerals such as mica, kaolinite, and mineral debris. Mineral detritus consists of quartz, feldspar, smectite, and organic materials. The color of diatomaceous earth could be white, off-white, grey and light grey-brown. Its features include being loose, light, porous, absorbent, and permeable. The majority of diatomaceous earth's silicon oxide is amorphous, and the content of soluble silicic acid in alkali is 50~80%. Heating amorphous SiO2 to 800-1000°C to crystallize it, the soluble silicate in alkali can be reduced to 20~30%.
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• 2024-07-11
  

  Hydrated Silica in Toothpaste||Detailed Explanation

  Hydrated silica, additionally referred to as silica dioxide, is a complex derived from silica. It is a category of occurring asphalts such as rocks, sand, and quartz. Toothpaste, as well as hydrated silica in toothpaste, became used as cleaning assets to help clean the stains of food junk from the enamel. The hydrated silica used in toothpaste is carefully managed to ensure that it strengthens the enamel without causing any terrible effects.
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• 2024-06-24
  

  Trinseo launches LIGOS C 9031 for high-performance coatings

  Trinseo has launched LIGOS C 9031, a two-in-one solution for premium durable interior wall paint applications (LPVCL, HPVCL and quartz types of paints). The new styrene acrylic emulsion offers excellent wash and scrub resistance and can be easily touched up without affecting the finished application.
  Trinseo