Synthetic Fluorphlogopite CAS 12003-38-2

Synthetic fluorphlogopite KMg3(A1Si3O10)F2 (also known as synthetic mica) is a layered silicate compound formed by high temperature reaction, melting, cooling, crystallization and growth of chemical raw materials and mineral raw materials. It does not contain hydroxyl groups, so it has good temperature resistance and good insulation; it is directly fired from compounds, so it has high purity and whiteness. The prepared synthetic fluorphlogopite powder is widely used in mica-titanium pearlescent pigments, cosmetic powders, plastics and ceramic fillers. At the same time, synthetic fluorphlogopite is widely used in the electronics industry due to its excellent electrical insulation properties. At this stage, the artificially synthesized fluorphlogopite is generally fired by the internal heat method. Basically, quartz sand, alumina powder, fused magnesia, potassium fluorosilicate, potassium carbonate and other materials are used for high temperature reaction, and the crystals with high purity, Synthetic fluorophlogopite flakes with stable properties. However, after years of extensive use, raw materials such as high-quality quartz sand, alumina powder and potassium carbonate are increasingly in short supply, and their prices are also high, which not only leads to an increase in the production cost of artificially synthesized fluorophlogopite, but also is not conducive to ensuring the artificial synthesis of fluorophlogopite. It is difficult to meet the strong market demand for high-quality synthetic fluorophlogopite sheets.