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Perlite ore is formed by magmatic processes and water is entrapped in the perlite matrix over geologic time periods. These microscopic pockets of water give perlite ore it's unique ability to pop under proper high-temperature conditions. The chemical framework of Dicaperl's industry-leading Socorro perlite ore is amorphous and doesn't contain crystalline silica contents in comparison to other industrial minerals. In its unprocessed state, it is usually light gray in color. The expansion and insulating properties of perlite ore make it suitable for use in high-temperature applications, particularly in the steel and foundry industries.
| Color | : | White |
| Compositions | : | Sio2 (Amorphous), Al2O3, Na2O, K2O, Cao, Fe2O3, Mgo, |
| Container Type | : | Bag |
| Form | : | Granular |
| Net Content | : | 4 cu-ft |