Manganese Carbonate

Origin
China
CAS Number
598-62-9
HS Code
2836.99.90

Basic Info

IUPAC Name
manganese(2+) carbonate
Molecular Formula
MnCO3
Molecular Weight (g/mol)
114.9500
Synonyms & Trade Names
Manganese carbonate; Manganese(II) carbonate; Dialingite
Purity / Assay (%)
45% Mn min
Grade / Quality Level
Technical Grade
Physical Form
Solid
Concentration
Pure substance
Appearance / Color
White to off-white solid
Odor
Odorless
Density (g/cm³)
3.7000
Solubility in Water
Slightly soluble
Signal Word
Warning
GHS Hazard Class
Skin sensitizer; Reproductive hazard
H-Statements
H317|H361
P-Statements
P261|P272|P280|P308+P313
REACH Status
Registered
Drug Precursor Status
Non-precursor
Storage Class (GHS)
13
Storage Conditions
Cool, dry place

Categories

Technical Document

Brief Overview
Manganese carbonate is a natural occurring inorganic chemical compound from the mineral Rhdochrosite with the chemical formula of MnCO3. Manganese carbonate is insoluble in water and most of the carbonates solution. Manganese carbonate is an essential compound for aerobic life and it is not considered as toxic chemical compound.
Manufacturing Process
Manufacturing technique of high-purity manganese carbonate through ammonium salt circulating method comprises the following steps:
1. Adopting poor-manganese ore to recycle artificial Mn(OH)2 or high grade other manganese ore; reducing and sintering to obtain MnO and condensed ammonium sulfate; evaporating NH3 gas out of tower; meeting cold water to recycle the regenerative ammonia; reacting with recycled CO2 to obtain regenerative ammonium carbonate; filtering slag to obtain manganese liquid;
2. Heating manganese sulfate liquid after purifying; obtaining the crystal; dissolving into the water; proceeding ion exchange to purify to obtain high-purity manganese sulfate liquid;
3. Making condensed high-purity ammonium carbonate solution;
4. Pumping two high-purity liquid into double-circulating metathetical sediment; obtaining high-purity MnCO3 crystal;
5. Recycling mother water; condensing; obtaining the regenerative condensed ammonium sulfate liquid; circulating;
6. Adopting ammonium chloride and ammonium nitrate to replace ammonium sulfate.