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White Phosphorus Powder

White phosphorus is a highly reactive, waxy, white to yellow solid that ignites spontaneously in air at relatively low temperatures. It is a form of elemental phosphorus and is used in various applications, including military munitions (smoke and incendiary rounds), industrial processes (phosphoric acid and phosphates), and pyrotechnics. It is also toxic and can cause severe burns and other health issues.

A Grade White Phosphorus Powder

A Grade White Phosphorus Powder is a laboratory grade chemical with a purity of 98% and is typically supplied in a white, waxy, or colorless solid form. It has a garlic-like odor and ignites spontaneously in air at temperatures above 30°C. It is used in various laboratory applications, including research and experimentation.

For Soap Making Powdered A Grade Talc Powder

Talc powder used in soap making, especially A Grade, is valued for its smooth, silky texture, absorbent properties, and chemical inertness. It is commonly used as a filler, a binding agent, and to give hardness to the soap cake. In addition to its use in soap, talc powder is also employed in other products like cosmetics, where it is valued for its ability to absorb moisture and prevent friction.

White Industrial Talc Powder

White industrial talc powder is a naturally occurring mineral, a hydrous magnesium silicate, characterized by its softness, white color, and various physical and chemical properties. It is known for its excellent absorptive qualities, acting as a filler and anti-caking agent, and its ability to withstand heat and chemicals.