TCI B6426 Barium Carbonate (CAS 513-77-9) is an inorganic main-group compound widely used as a convenient solid source of barium. It serves as a classic precursor in solid-state routes toward barium-containing oxides and electroceramic materials. The product is also applied in catalyst preparation and in general inorganic chemistry work. Barium compounds are toxic if ingested or inhaled, so avoid dust formation, keep the material away from acids, and follow the manufacturer's safety data sheet.
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