Manganese Carbonate

Manganese Carbonate

Manganese carbonate is a water-insoluble solid that occurs naturally as the mineral rhodochrosite. It is also produced commercially from manganese sulfate through a precipitation reaction.

Chemical Formula: MnCO₃

CAS Number: 598-62-9

Grade: Ultra High Purity, Tech

Appearance: white, odorless, and tasteless crystalline solid.

Uses:

• Fertilizer: It is added to fertilizers to address manganese deficiency in crops, promoting healthy growth and yield.

• Soil amendment: Used in some cases to improve soil quality by increasing manganese content.

• Precursor: Acts as a starting material for producing other important manganese compounds like manganese dioxide used in batteries and pigments.

Industries and Common Applications:

• Agriculture industry: Primarily used as a source of manganese for fertilizer formulations and to improve soil quality.

• Chemical industry: It is used as a precursor for various industrial applications, such as batteries and pigments.

• Ceramics and glass industries: Utilized in limited applications for color and opacity in specific products.