In a modern material world that pursues safety and environmental protection, zinc borate is playing a crucial role as a highly performing, inorganic flame retardant。
The most common species of zinc borate are 3. 5 zinc borate, which has a molecular mass of 434. 62 and is presented in a white trisonic or non-stereotyped powder form. It is finely soluble in water, where crystals are not soluble in hydrochloric acid, while non-stereotype powder is soluble in hydrochloric acid. In terms of chemical stability, it is possible to maintain its good performance by sealing its containers away from food, heat and water, where they are well ventilated。
Product characteristics
Non-toxic: zinc boric acid is toxic, tasteless, corrosive and irritating, which gives rise to numerous applications with high environmental and safety requirements, providing reliable safeguards for users that do not pose potential risks to human health and the environment。
Low water solubility: very low water solubility that it remains stable in its structure and performance in wet environments or in contact with water
Their use in the environment has been greatly expanded by not losing or reducing flame retardation as a result of water solution。
High-heat stability: an excellent high-heat stability that can maintain stability in high-temperature environments and that does not break down or fail because of higher temperatures provides the basis for its application in some materials and products that need to undergo high-temperature tests。
Super-particle sizes and superior dispersions: having super-particle sizes and displaying excellent dispersions in the base materials, they are evenly distributed within the materials and effectively avoid reunions, thus maximizing their performance advantages, such as flame retardation, in the case of lower additions, without disproportionately negatively affecting the physical and mechanical properties of the materials。
Application area
Plastic rubber building decorations
Construction renovation materials
In the field of ceramics and paints
Areas such as preservation, infrared absorption, and pest control of wood
Use recommendations
For use as a flame retardant or as a flame retardant co-agent, the recommended amount is about 2-15% of the mass of the material, while for other uses it varies between 2-30%. However, these use characterizations are only empirical values, and because of the wide variety of primary materials and actual conditions of use, users need to adapt the process flexibly to their specific circumstances to ensure that zinc borate is used optimally。