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CAS Number: 471-34-1
Molecular Weight: 100.09
Beilstein: 8008338
EC Number: 207-439-9
MDL number: MFCD00010906
PubChem Item ID: 57647899
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is a chemical compound with the formula CaCO3.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is a common substance in rocks as the minerals calcite and aragonite – particularly limestone, a type of sedimentary rock composed of calcite – and is the main component of pearls and shells of marine organisms, snails.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is the active ingredient in agricultural lime and is formed when calcium ions in hard water react with carbonate ions to form limescale.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is used medicinally as a calcium supplement or antacid, but excessive consumption can be dangerous.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) can be derived from a number or source.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is the active ingredient in agricultural lime and is often the main cause of hard water.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) can be used in pharmaceutical applications.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) can also be used as a dietary component and nutrient.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is vital for the formation of strong bones and teeth.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) also helps to maintain a regular heartbeat and conduct nerve impulses.
Precipitated E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is a salt of carbonic acid and calcium.
At room temperature, E 170 Calcium Carbonate is mainly in the form of a white crystalline substance or a water-insoluble powder.
In the wild, E 170 Calcium Carbonate occurs as a putative component of many minerals and sedimentary rocks.
E 170 Calcium Carbonate is a very wide raw material in industrial use.
E 170 Calcium Carbonate appears as a white, odorless powder or colorless crystals.
Practically insoluble in water.
It is commonly found in rocks around the world.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) originates directly from limestone mining.
The extraction process keeps the carbonate very close to its original purity and yields a finely ground product in dry or slurry form.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is produced industrially as a byproduct of the decomposition of limestone into calcium oxide followed by recarbonization or the Solvay process (used to make sodium carbonate).
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is purer than ground calcium carbonate and has different (and adaptable) use properties.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is the carbonic salt of calcium.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is a calcium salt with the formula CCaO3.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) acts as an antacid, food colouring, food astringent and fertilizer.
The calcium salt is the carbonate salt, the one-carbon compound, and the inorganic calcium salt.
USAGE of E 170 (Calcium Carbonate):
Lime and cement production;
Purification of iron from iron ore in a blast furnace;
Filter media in the drilling industry;
Added to drilling fluids to increase their density;
thinner;
For the production of powder extinguishers;
Used for the production of disposable diapers;
Production of putty, putty, adhesive and sealant;
Whitening in ceramics;
Glass production;
As an abrasive in scouring creams and scouring powders;
In fertilizers that stabilize calcium source and soil acidity;
As passive fire protection in hazardous environments;
Alkalinity source used for flue gas desulfurization in power plants;
As a filler for the production of rubber, paper, toothpaste, paste, acrylic paint, plastic (PVC, PP, PE) or school chalk;
It is used to treat wastewater and industrial waters (making the pH of the water more alkaline), softening the water, i.e. removing calcium, magnesium and polyvalent metals.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) Modernist Cooking Uses:
An ingredient in bread production and baking powder
As a source of calcium for making spheres
A firming agent in canning products
Acidity regulator in food production
Anti-caking agent for food powders
stabilizer for colors in food
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) Calculated Properties
Molecular Weight: 100.09
Number of Hydrogen Bond Donors: 0
Number of Hydrogen Bond Receptors: m3
Number of Rotatable Ties: 0
Full Mass: 99.9473347
Monoisotopic Mass: 99.9473347
Topological Polar Surface Area: 63.2 Å ²
Heavy Atom Count: 5
Net Load: 0
Complexity: 18.8
Isotope Atomic Number: 0
Number of Atomic Stereocenters Defined: 0
Number of Undefined Atom Stereocenters: 0
Number of Defined Bond Stereocenters: 0
Undefined Bond Stereocenter Count: 0
Number of Covalently Bonded Units: 2
Compound Canonicalized: Yes
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) Physical Description
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) appears as a white, odorless powder or colorless crystals.
Practically insoluble in water.
It is commonly found in rocks around the world.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) originates directly from limestone mining.
The extraction process keeps the carbonate very close to its original purity and yields a finely ground product in dry or slurry form.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is produced industrially as a byproduct of the decomposition of limestone into calcium oxide followed by recarbonization or the Solvay process (used to make sodium carbonate).
Precipitated calcium carbonate is purer than ground calcium carbonate and has different (and adaptable) use properties.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is an odorless, white to tan powder.
Practically insoluble in water.
They are white, odorless powder or colorless crystals.
WHITE POWDER OR PELLETS.
They are white, odorless powder or colorless crystals.
E 170 Calcium Carbonate is soluble in concentrated mineral acids.
They are white, odorless powder or colorless crystals.
Origin:
Natural white mineral.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) Function and Properties:
White color for surface coating
anti-caking agent
filler (medicine)
stabilizer in canned fruit.
Side effects :
There is no known side effects.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) Functions:
Anti-Clumping Agent - Prevents the formation of lumps in food due to excess water. They often function as water repellent or by absorbing excess moisture.
Colorant - Pigments or dyes added to change or enhance color.
Emollient - Softens and soothes the skin. It helps skin care.
Pearlescents / Pearlizer - Provides shine and sparkling effects.
Gastric-peptic disease occurs as a result of an imbalance between protective factors such as mucus, bicarbonate and prostaglandin secretion, and aggressive factors such as hydrochloric acid, pepsin and Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori).
Antacids work by restoring the acid-base balance, reducing pepsin activity, and increasing bicarbonate and prostaglandin secretion.
The acid neutralizing capacity of calcium carbonate is 58 mEq/15 ml.
When used as a dietary supplement, calcium carbonate acts by directly increasing calcium stores in the body.
Calcium Carbonate is the carbonic salt of calcium (CaCO3).
Calcium carbonate is used therapeutically as a phosphate buffer in hemodialysis, as an antacid in gastric hyperacidity for the temporary relief of indigestion and heartburn, and as a calcium supplement for the prevention and treatment of osteoporosis.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is used in the manufacture of calcium oxide and toothpaste and has been revived as a food preservative and color protectant when used with products such as organic apples.
It is called E170 as a food additive and is also used as an acid conditioner, anti-caking agent, stabilizer or colorant.
It is used as a source of dietary calcium in some soy milk and almond milk products.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is also used as an astringent in many canned or bottled vegetable products.
E Number: E170
Name: Calcium carbonate
Class: Colors
Groups: Group I, Group II: Food coloring allowed in Quantum satis
Additional details: White-gray color
Origin: Natural
Common sources: ground limestone
Common applications: Cakes, biscuits, calcium-containing beverages, breakfast cereals, canned fruit
Observations: No side effects observed
Rating: Harmless
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) Physical Description
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is a fine, white powder composed primarily of precipitated calcium carbonate (CaCO3), prepared by grinding naturally occurring limestone or by precipitating it synthetically.
Common Areas of Use
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) can be used to color medicines and foods such as confectionery products.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) Definition
Catalog Number: 102069
Definition: Calcium carbonate
Product information
CAS number: 471-34-1
EC number: 207-439-9
Class: Ph Eur,BP,USP,E 170,FCC
Peak Formula: CaCO ₃
Chemical formula: CaCO ₃
Molar Mass: 100.09 g/mol
HS Code 2836 50 00
Structure formula Picture Structure formula Picture
Quality Level: MQ500
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) Physicochemical Information
Density: 2.8 g/cm3
Melting Point: 825 °C (decomposition)
pH value: 8.0 (H ₂ O) (slurry)
Bulk density: 300 - 1400 kg/m3
Resolution: 0.017 g/l
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) Properties
Test (complexometric; calculated on dried material): 98.5 - 100.5%
ID: passes the test
Substances insoluble in acetic acid: ≤ 0.2%
Substances insoluble in hydrochloric acid: ≤ 0.2%
Chloride (Cl): ≤ 0.025%
Fluoride (F): ≤ 0.0050%
Sulphate (SO ₄ ): ≤ 0.25%
As (Arsenic): ≤ 0.0003 %
Cd (Cadmium) (*): ≤ 0.0001
Co (Cobalt): ≤ 0.0001 %
Cr (Chrome): ≤ 0.0100 %
Cu (Copper): ≤ 0.0100%
Fe (Iron): ≤ 0.0200 %
Hg (Mercury): ≤ 0.00005 %
Ni (Nickel): ≤ 0.0002%
Pb (Lead) (*): ≤ 0.0003 %
Sb (Antimon): ≤ 0.0100%
V (Vanadium) (*) ≤ 0.0005
Zn (Zinc) ≤ 0.0100 %
Sb, Cu, Cr, Zn, Ba (combination) ≤ 0.0100
Magnesium and alkali metals (Ph.Eur.) ≤ 1.5%
Magnesium and alkali salts (USP) ≤ 1.0%
Residual solvents excluded in the manufacturing process (ICH Q3C)
Drying loss (200 °C) ≤ 2.0%
E-number: 170
Name: Calcium Carbonate
Alternative Names: Calcium salt of carbonic acid; culubrite
Function: Colorant, Firming Agent
Status: Halal
Source: minerals argonite, calcite and vaterite.
Uses: Bread, biscuits, confectionery, ice cream, cake, desserts, canned fruits and vegetables
Other Uses: Cosmetics, face powder, bleaches, vitamin tablets, cigarettes
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) Summary
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is a natural mineral, an inorganic salt used for white coloring of foods, supplements and medicines.
Source: Typically obtained either from ground limestone or by precipitation of calcium ions with carbonate ions.
Manufacturing: Most commonly this paint is produced by initial calcining (heating to extract, oxidize, work) limestone to form carbon dioxide (CO2) and quicklime (CaO).
Quenching is then used (controlled addition of water to convert quicklime to slaked lime slurry). Then, as a result, it undergoes a carbonation reaction (CO2 is passed through this slaked lime slurry).
Application: Colorant (white, insoluble in water).
Acceptable Daily Intake Not Determined.
Side Effects: Side effects of this dye are extremely rare. However, some people may experience stomach pain, constipation, upset stomach, dry mouth, loss of appetite, increased urination, belching, vomiting, metallic taste, gas, and nausea.
An overdose, on the other hand, can be fiercely harmful, as with any overdose on an otherwise essential vitamin or mineral.
Thus, excessive and unhealthy high amounts can cause kidney stones, headaches, bone pain, muscle twitching, coma, irregular heart rhythms, confusion, pancreatitis, acute kidney failure, gallstones, milk-alkali syndrome and more (but not excessively). dose) may result.
Benefits: Although not the most effective way to do this (an underabsorbed form of Calcium) it can help increase overall Calcium levels in our system. Still, it can improve heart, bone, muscle health, fight diabetes, prevent high blood pressure, help with cholesterol levels, and more.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) Information
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is a chemical compound of the elements calcium, carbon and oxygen with the chemical formula CaCO3. As the calcium salt of carbonic acid, it belongs to the group of substances called carbonates.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is a colorless, crystalline solid whose crystal structure consists of Ca2+ and CO32− ions in a 1:1 ratio.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) building material
The main application area is the production of cement (calcium silicate, calcium aluminate) and quicklime.
Burning lime produces quicklime.
Slaked lime (calcium hydroxide Ca (OH) 2, slaked lime) is produced from it by slaking it with water.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) reacts with carbon dioxide in the air to form limescale and closes the technical lime cycle.
Hydrated lime and lime are suitable as wall coverings such as plaster or Tadelakt.
The first to discover this phenomenon were the Romans, who used large scale lime kilns.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) filler
In terms of volume sold worldwide, calcium carbonate is the most important filler.
Although more than five percent of the Earth's crust is made up of calcium carbonate rocks, only a few deposits are suitable for extracting fillers that should be as white as possible.
The largest industrial user of white calcium carbonates is the paper industry at over 10 million tonnes per year (worldwide), followed by the plastics and building materials industry (plaster and paint) with a total of 15 million tonnes per year. .
For use in the paper industry, particularly as a coloring agent, deposits are mined in Europe, particularly in France, Italy, Germany, Norway and Austria, where the mineral is ground by wet milling and sold as a slurry (sometimes by tanker).
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) Agriculture
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) Calcium Carbonate content in the soil structure affects the pH value and thus the structural properties, biotic activity, as well as the storage capacity and conversion of nutrients in the soil.
This makes pH the most important parameter for growing all soil types.
A sufficient amount of lime with “free” calcium carbonate, not bound to soil particles, plays an important role.
Calcium carbonate has been used in agriculture for centuries to increase soil fertility.
The calcium carbonate content in the soil is determined by adding 10% hydrochloric acid and evaluating the reaction, such as foaming, that occurs.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) other application areas
Calcium carbonate was formerly used as blackboard chalk, especially in France as the so-called champagne chalk, which consists of limestone, a very pure calcium carbonate chemically.
About 55 percent of the chalk sold in Germany today consists of gypsum (calcium sulfate).
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is approved as a food additive and coloring agent (E 170) and is often used, for example, for baking bread rolls. For other uses, calcium carbonate is crushed and/or ground and sold as pieces or flour.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is found in table salt as a drip aid.
Natural calcium carbonates are not optimal for some applications, so synthetic calcium carbonates are used here.
Under the name Hydro-Calcit, synthetic calcium carbonate is used to deacidify water with "aggressive carbon dioxide" in water technology.
This process is still considered one of the oldest deacidification processes.
Along with magnesium carbonate, calcium carbonate is used in stomach acid regulating drugs (antacids).
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) Physical Properties:
Appearance: white crystalline powder (est)
Test: 98.00 - 100.00
Food Chemicals Codex Listed: No
Melting Point: 800.00 °C. @ 760.00mmHg
Flash Point: 32.00 °F. TCC ( 0.00 °C. ) (est.)
Soluble:
water, 1e+006 mg/L @ 25 °C (est.)
Insoluble:
alcohol
this
Organoleptic Properties:
Fragrance Description: At 100.00%. odorless
Taste Description: tasteless
FEATURES
Assay (calculated based on dried substance): 98.5 - 100.5%
Insoluble in acetic acid: max. 0.2%
Insoluble in hydrochloric acid: max. 0.2%
Drying loss (200°C): max. 2.0%
Magnesium and alkali metals: max. 1.0%
Arsenic (Ace): max. 2 pages/min
Barium (Ba): compatible (max. 10 ppm)
Cadmium (Cd): max. 1 page/min
Chromium (Cr): max. 10 pages per minute
Copper (Cu): max. 10 pages per minute
Iron (Fe): max. 200 pages/min
Mercury (Hg): max. 0.5 pages/minute
Lead (Pb): max. 3 pages/min
Antimony (Sb): max. 10 pages per minute
Zinc (Zn): max. 10 pages per minute
Heavy metals (as Pb): max. 20 pages/min
Sb, Cu, Cr, Zn, Ba: max. 100 pages/min
Chloride (Cl): max. 200 pages/min
Fluoride (F): max. 50 pages/min
Sulfate (SO4): max. 0.2%
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) Definition
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) occurs naturally.
The most common form of E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is limestone.
Other forms include chalk, marble, corals, fields, dolomite, eggshells, stalactites, stalagmites and calcite.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is an important building material because it is derived from quicklime (CaO) and hydrated lime (Ca(OH)2).
Specially precipitated CaCO3 is widely used in the paper industry as it adds gloss, opacity, ink receptivity and smoothness to the finished product.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) also finds use in rubbers, latexes, paints and enamels, and as a filler in plastics, as well as as a mild abrasive in toothpastes and antacids.
Calcium is an essential mineral that can be found naturally in foods such as dairy products, soy milk, or as a dietary supplement such as calcium carbonate or calcium citrate.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is a natural mineral obtained from the earth's limestone, marble or sedimentation of crushed seashells. Food-grade calcium carbonate is often added to many foods, such as ready-to-eat breakfast cereals and cereal bars, dairy alternatives such as soy or almond milk, and some baked goods. Choosing foods fortified with Calcium Carbonate can help you reach your daily calcium requirements. Techfil supplies Food Grade Calcium Carbonate offering high purity and high whiteness.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) DESCRIPTION
Chemical Name: Calcium carbonate
Molecular Weight: 100.09
Molecular Formula: CCaO ₃
PRODUCT FEATURES
Value: 98.5-100.5% (based on anhydrous substance)
Tested: Yes
Packaging: Plastic Bottle Wide Open
Physical Form: Solid
What is E 170 (Calcium Carbonate)?
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is an inorganic salt and food additive.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is used in foods and bakery products for various reasons.
For example, it is found as:
dough softener
fermented
yeast food
Increase nutritional value
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) Origin
The majority of this component for food application is obtained from mining or marble quarries.
Another natural source of this component is egg shells.
This method has recently been promoted for formulations of dietary supplements.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) Function
When added to bread dough, calcium carbonate can act as a dough softener and electrolytic balancer for soft water.
This is important to reduce dough softening or stickiness.2 Other functions include:
pH regulation and buffering effect
Improving the nutritional value of bakery products
Leavening agent by reacting with acids to produce CO2, especially in cakes
Yeast nutrient in bread
Activation of alpha-amylases
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) Application
Bread supplementation with calcium is an effective health strategy to increase nutritional value.
Functionally, this additive can improve the appearance and color of the crust. However, it can negatively affect the taste of bread.
In addition, E 170 Calcium Carbonate can reduce the extensibility of the dough and E 170 Calcium Carbonate can soften.
Although calcium carbonate can provide essential nutrients for baker's yeast, E 170 Calcium Carbonate can inactivate yeast at very high concentrations. Depending on the application, this form of calcium is usually added to the dry ingredients at a rate of 0.1% to 0.5% (percent of bakers).
Calcium carbonate is a component of GRAS.
The use of E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) as a food additive is regulated by the FDA under 21CFR582.1191.4.
General Information : Transportation :
Mole weight 100.09 g/mol
CAS No 471-34-1
EINECS Nr 207-439-9
HS code 28365000
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) Properties:
Identification Test Passed (Complex, dry basis 98.0 - 100.5%)
Subst. It is insoluble in HCl Max. 0.2% Fluoride (F) Max. 0.005%
Sulphate (SO4) Max. 0.25% Arsenic (As) Max. 0.0003 %
Barium (Ba) Max. 0.01% Mg and alkaline salt(asSO4) Max. %one
Lead (Pb) Max. 0.0003 % loss on drying at 200ºC Max. 2.0 %
Antimony Max. 0.01% Copper (Cu) Max. 0.01%
Chromium (Cr) Max. 0.01% Zinc (Zn) Max. 0.01%
Cadmium (Cd) Max. 0.01% Sb+Cu+Cr+Zn+Ba Max. 0.01%
What is E 170 (Calcium Carbonate)?
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is a molecular formula that describes a white or transparent mineral in crystalline form.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) (common name – calcite) consists of a calcium salt of carbonic acid.
What are the properties of E 170 (Calcium Carbonate)?
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) has the following physical and chemical properties:
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is slightly soluble in water (converts to calcium acid carbonate, ie: calcium bicarbonate when dissolved in carbon dioxide water),
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) decomposes when heated – then releases calcium oxide and carbon dioxide (thermal decomposition of calcium carbonate and calcination of calcium carbonate is possible at temperatures above 800°C),
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) reacts with acids (for example, the combination of calcium carbonate and hydrochloric acid causes a severe release of carbon dioxide).
The CaCO3 compound is also used in pharmacology.
What is E 170 (Calcium Carbonate)?
Medical calcium carbonate, also known as E 170 (Calcium Carbonate), is a medicinal product used for calcium supplementation in nervous system, kidney, muscle, joint and bone diseases.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) ID
CAS Number: 471-34-1
MDL Number: MFCD00010906
MW: 100.09
EINECS: 207-439-9
FEATURES AND FEATURES
min. Purity Feature: 99%
Physical Form (at 20°C): Solid
Melting Point: 825 °C
Density: 2.93
Refractive Index: 1.6583
Long-Term Storage: Store in a cool, dry place for a long time.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) is a common food and pharmaceutical additive/ingredient.
In addition to a source of calcium, carbonate has uses as a color, acidity regulator, and bulking agent.
Globally, a number of regulatory agencies and pharmacopoeias control the analysis and properties of additives in food, supplements, pharmaceuticals and excipients.
Accordingly, a number of specifications and analyzes are available for calcium carbonate depending on the product's application and market.
Calcium carbonate analysis from different origins may require modification of existing tests to comply with regulatory agencies, due to the variety of impurities specific to the source of the material.
E 170 (Calcium Carbonate) Synonyms
aragonite
CALCIUM CARBONATE
471-34-1
limestone
Calcite
Chalk
Carbonic acid calcium salt (1:1)
Aeromatt
calcium carbonate
Calcium carbonate (1:1)
Kalofort U
precipitated calcium carbonate
1317-65-3
Calcite (Ca(Co3))
CaCO3
calciumcarbonate
calciumcarbonate
Calcium carbonate slurry
Calcium carbonate, powder
kohlensaurer get up
UNII-H0G9379FGK
carbonate de calcio
Chalk, Precipitated
carbonate and calcium
CI 77220
calcium trioxydocarbonate
Calcium carbonate [USP]
Carbonate (calcium)
Marble
Kalkspar
SHEBI:3311
H0G9379FGK
MFCD00010906
academy
Albacar
albafil
albaglos
atomite
calcichol
caliber
calm down
calseeds
Calwhite
carbium
chemical carbohydrate
Clefnon
duramide
hydrocarbon
cotamide
microcarb
micromia
neoanticide
atomite
do not
Caltek
dacote
marfil
chalk removed
allied haddock
all
marble white
Calcium carbonate (USP)
camel-carb
camel-smart
camel-tex
Britonia M
Britomy S
Kalofort S
Kalofort T
Kalopake F
Kalopake H
Hakuenka O
Multiflex MM
Multiflex SC
Albaglos SF
Calopake FS
calopake computer
Carusis P
Garolit SA
Gilder's haddock
Hakuenka CC
Hakuenka DD
Hakuenka PX
Hakuenka PZ
Homocal D
Versatile MM
Neolite F
calcene CO
Kalsen NC
Kalsen TM
carbium MM
Hakuenka CCR
Neolite SP
Crystal prefix S
Neolite TPS
Calcite 8
carborex 2
Cal-Sup
Microwhite 25
$ Jutan
Calcium Carbonate Nanopowder
Hakuenka T-DD
bright 15
Filtex White Base
hydrocarbon 60
hydrocarbon 65
marble white 325
Cal-Light SA
Calcidar 40
carbital 90
Durcal 2NH
Non-Fer-Al
CCC G-white
Credafil RM 5
Excellent BR 15
Calophile A 4
Calophyll B1
Calophile E 2
CI Pigment White 18
Calcite 100
Hakuenka R 06
Mikromic CR 16
calcium monocarbonate
Durcal 10
Durcal 40
monocalcium carbonate
bright 1500
Kalofor U 50
Calopake high opacity
CCC No.AA oolitic
escalon 100
Eskisehir 200
Eskisehir 400
Eskisehir 800
FinnKarb 6002
C50 (carbonate)
Credafil 150 Extra
Albacar 5970
Caswell No. 139
escalon 1500
MSK-PO
MSK-C
MSK-G
MSK-K
MSK-P
MSK-V
NCC-P
Slaker refuses
marble dust
Mylanta soothing lozenges
natural calcium carbonate
oyster shell
ground limestone
MC-T
Calcium, Reference Standard Solution
Durcal C 640305
P-Lite 500
P-Lite 700
Di-Gel Tablets
Carbonic Acid Calcium Salt
precipitated chalk
EGRI M5
pigment white 18
KULU 40
Calcium carbonate, precipitated
BRT 30
CCRIS 1333
HSDB 927
KKK 45
Tylenol Headache Plus
BS32
Vaterite (Ca(CO3))
metrobus 1500
Carbonic acid, calcium salt (1:1)
EINECS 207-439-9
ax 363
top 200
KS 500
NS 100
NS 200
NS 400
EPA Pesticide Chemical Code 073502
KS 1300
KS 1500
KS 1800
KS 2100
NS 2500
glauberite
calcite
34
43
calta
Calcium carbonates
Get up
Chalk Powder
Coral Calcium
hydrolyzed pearl
Marble Chips
carbonate calcium
CI 77220
250
han shui shi
chalk, pure
limestone, ground
calcium carbonate
Copper Nickel Foil
Marble, CP
Phx cal-carb buffer
T 130-2500Cal-sup (TN)
CCaO3
calcium(II) carbonate
Calcium carbonate, CP
Calcium (as carbonate)
Calcium Carbonate,(S)
Acid checker complete
Calcium Carbonate (AS)
EC 207-439-9
SCHEMBL3261
Calcium Carbonate Dispersion
Calcium carbonate, technical
precipitated calcium carbonate
Calcium Carbonate Granular DC
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate
Ca (CO3)
Calcium (as calcium carbonate)
Calcium Carbonate Nanoparticles
Calcium Carbonate Microparticles
CHEMBL1200539
DTXSID3036238
INS NO.170(I)
NDI 44
Calcium carbonate, ReagentPlus(R)
Calcium carbonate, puratronic powder
INS-170(I)
Calcium carbonate, AR, >=98.5%
Calcium carbonate, LR, >=98.5%
AKOS015903256
Calcium carbonate, precipitated (JAN)
Calcium carbonate, kelometric standard
Relieves children's mylanta stomach upset
DB06724
Precipitated calcium carbonate (JP17)
Calcium carbonate, BioXtra, >=99.0%
Calcium carbonate, Monocalcium carbonate
13701-58-1
Calcium carbonate, powder ACS reagent
E-170(I)
E170
S266
Calcium carbonate, puriss. pa, >=99%
Calcium carbonate, USP, 98.0-100.5%
Calcium carbonate, NIST(R) SRM(R) 915b
E 170
FT-0623383
Calcium carbonate (99.999%-Ca) PURATREM
C08129
Calcium carbonate, SAJ first class, >=98.0%
Calcium carbonate tested according to Ph.Eur.
D00932
Q23767
Calcium carbonate, 99.999% trace metal based
Calcium carbonate, JIS special grade, >=99.5%
Calcium carbonate, pa, 99.0%, ACS reagent
Calcium carbonate, >=99.995% based on trace metal
Calcium carbonate, Vetec(TM) reagent grade, 99%
Calcium carbonate, ACS reagent, >=99.0%, powder
Calcium carbonate, BioUltra, precipitated, >=99.0% (KT)
Calcium carbonate, powder, <=30 wax particle size, 98%
Calcium carbonate, primary reference standard, 99.95-100.05%
NBS 18 (carbon isotopes in carbonatite), NIST(R) RM 8543
Calcium Carbonate, Trace metals class 99.99% based on trace metals
Calcium Carbonate (AS), United States Pharmacopeia (USP) Reference Standard
Calcium carbonate, BioReagent, suitable for insect cell culture, >=99.0%
Calcium, Ion chromatography standard solution, Specpure?, Ca2+ 1000?g/ml
Calcium carbonate, ACS reagent, kelometric standard, 99.95-100.05% dry base
Calcium carbonate, anhydrous, free flowing, Redi-Dri(TM), ACS reagent, >=99%
Calcium carbonate, anhydrous, free flowing, Redi-Dri(TM), ReagentPlus(R), >=99%
Calcium carbonate, Pharmaceutical Secondary Standard; Certified Reference Material
Calcium carbonate, certified reference material for titrimetry, BAM certified according to ISO 17025, >=99.5%
Calcium carbonate, puriss., Ph. Meets analytical specification for Eur., BP, USP, FCC, E170, precipitated, 98.5-100.5% (based on anhydrous substance)
