Uses of magnesium oxide

Efficacy and function of magnesium oxide:
With the upgrading of industrialization and the demand and development of the high-tech functional material market, a series of high-tech fine magnesium oxide products have been developed and produced, mainly composed of nearly ten varieties, such as high-grade lubricating oil, high-grade tanning alkali extraction grade, food grade, pharmaceutical, silicon steel grade, high-grade electromagnetic grade, and high-purity magnesium oxide.
Industrial grade light burned magnesium oxide.
Application: Mainly used in the production of magnesite products. Light burned magnesium oxide mixed with magnesium chloride aqueous solution in a certain proportion can be cemented and hardened into a hardened body with certain physical and mechanical properties, which is called magnesite cement. Magnesite cement, as a new type of cement, has advantages of light weight, high strength, fire resistance, heat insulation, energy conservation, and environmental protection, and can be widely used in building materials, municipal, agricultural, mechanical, and other fields.
Food grade magnesium oxide.
Application: Used as a supplement for magnesium in food additives, color stabilizers, and pH regulators as health products and foods. Used as a decolorizing agent for refining granulated sugar, ice cream powder, PH regulator, etc. As an anti caking agent and anti acid agent, it can be used in fields such as wheat flour, milk powder chocolate, cocoa powder, grape powder, sugar powder, and also in the manufacturing of ceramics, enamel, glass, dyes, and other fields.
Medical grade magnesium oxide.
Application field: In the field of biopharmaceutical, medical grade magnesium oxide can be used as an antacid, adsorbent, desulfurizer, lead removal agent, complexing filter aid, and PH regulator. In medicine, it can be used as an antacid and laxative, inhibiting and relieving excessive gastric acid, and treating gastric and duodenal ulcers. Neutralizing gastric acid is strong and slow, and does not produce carbon dioxide.