Magnesium Granules

Product Description

Magnesium large granule or magnesium bean or magnesium ball Used for Drinking water purify filter Main Application: Can apply to farms, large aquarium etc Variety of water treatment

 Magnesium Granules Overview and Applications

Magnesium granules are small coarse particles of metallic magnesium known for their high reactivity and lightweight properties They are widely used across various industries for their unique physical and chemical characteristics

 Key Properties of Magnesium Granules

•  Appearance Silvergray metallic granules
•  Purity Typically 9899 magnesium
•  Reactivity Reacts vigorously with water and acids releasing hydrogen gas Burns with a bright white flame in air
•  Density Very lightweight compared to other metals
•  Flammability Highly flammable especially when powdered or exposed to heat

Applications of Magnesium Granules

Metallurgical Industry

Alloying Agent Used to produce magnesium alloys which are essential in the aerospace and automotive industries for lightweight and durable components

Steel Production Acts as a desulfurization agent to remove sulfur impurities

Chemical Industry

• Reducing Agent Used in the production of titanium uranium and other metals via reduction processes
• Hydrogen Production Reacts with water to produce hydrogen gas in controlled environments

Pyrotechnics

    Used in fireworks and flares for its intense white flame and hightemperature combustion

Environmental Applications

Water Treatment Helps remove heavy metals and contaminants from wastewater

Research and Education

Commonly used in laboratory experiments to demonstrate chemical reactions such as burning magnesium or hydrogen production

Energy Storage

Investigated for use in hydrogen storage systems due to its ability to react and store hydrogen gas

Safety and Handling

 Storage Store in a dry cool place away from moisture open flames or oxidizing agents

Handling Precautions

• Avoid contact with water or acids unless in a controlled environment
• Use personal protective equipment PPE like gloves goggles and fireresistant clothing

Fire Safety

Magnesium fires cannot be extinguished with water use dry sand or Class D fire extinguishers