Magnesite is a magnesium carbonate mineral and a primary source of magnesia (MgO). It is formed through alteration of magnesium-rich rocks and is highly valued in industrial applications.
Ceramic
Applications
Refractories: Essential in steel production for heat-resistant linings.
Agriculture: Used in soil treatment and livestock nutrition.
Chemicals: Raw material for MgO and other derivatives.
Key Properties
High magnesium oxide (MgO) content
Excellent thermal and refractory performance
Good chemical stability
Low impurity levels
Suitable for high-temperature applications
Other Uses
Fillers in rubber, ceramics, and decorative dyed stones for costume jewelry.