Barium carbonate has various industrial uses. Coarser grades are used by the glass industry to act as a flux for silica when added to different types of glass like fiber glass, optical glass, and ceramics. Finer grades are used by the chemical industry. Barium oxide, produced from barium carbonate, increases the durability, weight, density and refractive index when integrated into glass. It also enables glass to absorb X-rays, making it useful for television screen manufacturing. Primary Information Services provides information on barium carbonate projects and can be contacted with any other questions.

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8. Applications
• Coarser grades of barium carbonate are used by the glass
industry and fine, highly reactive grades are used by the
chemical industry.
• Barium carbonate, acting as a flux for silica, is added to textile
fiber glass, crown and flint optical glass, laboratory glassware,
decorative glass, and frits for ceramics.
• Barium oxide, manufactured from barium carbonate, is
integrated into the silicate structure of glass and increases its
durability, weight, density, and refractive index. Additionally, the
barium oxide enables glass to absorb X- rays, making it useful in
television screen glass manufacturing.

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