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Diatomaceous Earth

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MOQ : 50 Kilograms

Diatomaceous Earth Specification

Shelf Life
3 years

Poisonous
NO

Melting Point
1710C (3110F)

Shape
Amorphous, fine particles

Solubility
Insoluble in water

Storage
Store in a dry, cool place in sealed containers

Grade
Industrial, Food Grade

Smell
Odorless

Structural Formula
(SiO2)n

Molecular Formula
SiO2nH2O

Application
Filtration, insecticide, absorbent, filler, catalyst support

HS Code
25120000

Refractive Rate
1.43 1.48

Usage
Used in water filtration, pest control, polishing, food supplement

Molecular Weight
60.08 g/mol (SiO2)

Physical Form
Powder

Taste
Tasteless

Product Type
Chemical

Density
2.3 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Diatomaceous Earth Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
50 Kilograms

Supply Ability
1 Kilograms Per Week

Delivery Time
1 Week

About Diatomaceous Earth

Diatomaceous Earth

Diatomaceous is available in off white to dul off white colour.

Chemical Formula : f₂, ci₂, br₂ and i₂

Physical Properties:

Appearance : off white
ph value : 6 to 8
Oil absorption by weights : 115 to 150
Loss on ignition : 5 to 7
Mesh : 400
Purity as si02 : 85%

Chemical Compostions:

Sio₂ :86%
Na :5%
Mg :3%
Fe₂0₃ :2%

Uses : filter aid powder, pesticide formulation, rubber, ceramic, electrodes and paint crayons.

Versatile Applications Across Industries

This amorphous powder is utilized in water filtration, insecticide formulations, as an absorbent, a filler in manufacturing, catalyst support, and food supplements. Both industrial and food-grade varieties offer adaptability for specific industry needs, ensuring effective results whether used for pest control at home, polishing surfaces, or industrial water treatment.

Safe, Odorless, and Tasteless Solution

Diatomaceous Earth is non-toxic, tasteless, and odorless, making it a safe choice for applications ranging from food supplements to industrial processes. Its amorphous, fine particle structure enhances absorption and filtration efficiency, while remaining easy and safe to handle in various settings when stored and used properly.

FAQs of Diatomaceous Earth:

Q: How is Diatomaceous Earth used in water filtration?

A: Diatomaceous Earth acts as a filtration medium due to its highly porous structure. It traps fine particles suspended in water, making it effective in purifying water for industrial and municipal use.

Q: What is the difference between industrial and food-grade Diatomaceous Earth?

A: Industrial-grade Diatomaceous Earth is mainly used for filtration, absorbents, and fillers in manufacturing, while food-grade is purified for safe use in food supplements and pest control in homes and gardens.

Q: When should Diatomaceous Earth be replaced during filtration applications?

A: The replacement depends on the level of contamination and size of the filtration system. Generally, it should be changed when a decrease in flow rate or a noticeable reduction in filtration efficiency is observed.

Q: Where can Diatomaceous Earth be stored to maintain quality?

A: Diatomaceous Earth should be stored in sealed containers in a cool, dry location to prevent moisture absorption and contamination, preserving its effectiveness for up to 3 years.

Q: What is the process for applying Diatomaceous Earth as an insecticide?

A: To use as an insecticide, sprinkle a fine layer of the powder onto surfaces where insects are present. The powder damages insects exoskeletons, causing dehydration and eventual pest control without toxic chemicals.

Q: How does Diatomaceous Earth benefit industries and consumers?

A: Diatomaceous Earth offers natural filtration, efficient moisture absorption, and safe pest control. Its inert and non-toxic nature makes it suitable for a wide range of applications while maintaining safety for users and the environment.

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