Calcium carbonate microparticles, APS: ca. 6 µm

Absorbs polyelectrolytes and proteins in mesopores strongly.
Purity: > 99,0%
Particles shape: mesoporous, spherical
Specific surface: > 18 m2/g

Literature:

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