Diatomaceous earth serves numeral purposes, including making the world more beautiful. Find out why it makes a great difference for paint pigments and finishes.
Expanding the Future of Minerals
Find out why perlite is essential in the foundry industry and how it is used.
Unlike some of the other well cementing products, perlite is naturally heat-compatible and lightweight. Learn the other reasons perlite is the best option for this application.
Diatomaceous earth is used to filter many consumable items you may use on a daily basis, like oils, fruit juices, syrup, sugar, honey, wine, beer, and more. Find out why it is an ideal food filtration method.
From the surface, rhyolite and perlite are relatively similar, but the small difference they have is a deal-breaker when it comes to what the minerals can be used for. Find out what makes rhyolite perlite's foe.
Vermiculite dispersions are inorganic and can be used to impart a high degree of fire protection in many industrial and construction applications and upgrades the service temperature of the end product. Read on to learn how it works.