Research on Preparation of Heavy Calcium Carbonate Functional Filler with Mechanical Chemical Methods

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Ultra-fine heavy calcium carbonate functional filler was prepared by aluminum titanium complex coupling agent with mechanical chemical methods and characterized by IR and SEM. The results show that the optimum conditions of mechanical chemistry preparation of heavy calcium carbonate functional filler: the modifier dosage is 1% (mass fraction), the milling time is 2.5h, and grinding ball ratio is 35:45. Under the optimal conditions, the activated degree of heavy calcium carbonate is 99.5%, the particle size of D50 is 4.56μm, and D90 is 9.72μm. FIR and SEM analysis show that the surface of modified heavy calcium carbonate has been coated aluminum and titanium complex coupling agent.

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