silver vermiculite ore of excellent performance

silver vermiculite ore of excellent performance System 1

silver vermiculite ore of excellent performance

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 20 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 1000 m.t./month

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Packaging Detail:	raw vermicultie: ton bag expanded vermiculite:10kg/bag 15kg/bag
Delivery Detail:	within 7-15 days after receipt of prepayment or Notice of L/C.

silver vermiculite ore

Vermiculite

1.Chemical Composition of Vermiculite

Item	SiO2	MgO	Fe2O3	Al2O3	CaO	K2O	H2O	PH
Content %	37-42	11-23	3.5-18	9-17	1-2	5-8	5-11	7-11

2.Silver Vermiculite(50KG woven bag/ton bag)

Size (MM)	Density (G/ML)	Specification (%)	Moisture (%)	Impurity (%)	Expansion rate (ML/G)
0.5-1	0.7-1.1	85min	5max	8max	4min
1-2	0.8-1.1	85min	5max	8max	7min
2-4	0.8-1.1	85min	5max	10max	8min

3. Golden Vermiculite(50KG woven bag/ton bag)

Model	Size (MM)	Expansion rate (ML/G)	Impurity (%)	Moisture (%)	Sand Content (%)
SWT-3	3-8	5min	15max	<3	<15
SWT-4	1.5-2.5	5min	10max	<3	<15
SWT-5	0.3-1	5min	8max	<3	<15
SWT-6	0.1-0.5	4min	-	<3	-

4. Main Property of Expanded Vermiculite

Bulk Density (KG/M³)	Thermal Conductivity (W/{M·K})	Fire-Proof (°C)	Temperature in Use (°C)	Water Absorption (%)	Anti-freezing	Sound Absorption	Corrosion Resisting
60-200	0.047-0.081	1300-1350	900-1000	26.5-40.6	The parcicle size has no change,when it is freezed 15 times under -20°C.	0.53-0.63	Alkali-resisting

Bulk Density

(KG/M³)

Thermal Conductivity

(W/{M·K})

Fire-Proof

(°C)

Temperature in Use

(°C)

Water Absorption

(%)

Anti-freezing

Sound Absorption

Corrosion Resisting

60-200

0.047-0.081

1300-1350

900-1000

26.5-40.6

The parcicle size has no change,when it is freezed 15 times under -20°C.

0.53-0.63

Alkali-resisting

Q:The soil is heavy and I‘ve had to hand-pick rocks out of it. I plan to dig in a few handfuls per square inch of horticultural sand. I had read that manure would be too rich, so won‘t use that. But should I add some organic fertilizer like fish, bone or blood meal? I wish to plan right away.: Don't worry about inches. Take care of the bed. Compost would be the optimum choice to condition your soil. For heavy clay think 1/3 course mason sand, 1/3 compost and 1/3 vermiculite. For normal soil the sand is eliminated and peat moss used instead. A very course mason sand is important. Fine sands turn to clay in just a few months. If you want to add fish, bone or blood meal that is fine. Rabbit manure is a manure that can be used fresh in moderation. It is also available free if you call local rabbit breeders and show up with a shovel and 5 gallon buckets. 1 bucket mixed with the other ingredients would be plenty for a 64 - 100 sq foot area. You soil amenders should be at least 6 deep before you till it into the native clay. Recommend that you start a compost pile. Clay is hard to work with and needs to be amended on an annual basis for several years befor you get good soil year after year. Good luck

Q:i have 20 tomato plants in individual 6 containers on a flood table but i water by hand. i grew them from seed and they seem to be dying. tips of branches are yellowing and drying and even some leaves are. the plants are 8 inches tall and all planted in organic miracle grow soil mixed with perlite and vermiculite. they started off strong but now having problems. i have 10 small pepper plants the same age as the tomatos and they are thriving. all plants are under a 400wat metal halide light 1 foot above the plants and i water everyother day or when the top soil seems dry. please help!!: If they're 8 tall and the roots aren't coiling around small pots, you're definitely over watering, which could lead to fungal diseases. Unless they're in a hot room, they should only need water every 3-4 days. You should also be watering from the bottom (pouring water into the tray and letting the plants soak it up from the bottom), not the top. Let them dry out a bit, and the next time you water, dilute a couple cups of old coffee by half and water from the bottom with that. If you get a sunny, warm day and you're going to be around the house, take them outside and let them get some real sunlight and fresh air. Just make sure you bring them in again at night.

Q:what are the differences between sand and potting soils?: proper soil is purely that, black prosperous organic soil scraped from the proper of the floor. Potting soil has vermiculite and pear lite in it for aeration. a stable potting soil additionally will incorporate particularly some varieties of fertilizer.

Q:There are 8 eggs in the tank, the snake does not lay near them, is this normal? Do you think they are fertile eggs and what do I need to do with them if anything? How long would it take for them to hatch?: Is there a male snake present? If not chances are the eggs are duds. If there is then make sure to keep them warm with a light - straight away.

Q:in reptiles: A substrate consisting of brown rice flour, vermiculite, and water that will feed and supply water to our magic mushrooms is sealed in ? pint jars and sterilized in a pressure cooker, or boiling water. This is to kill anything that might endanger the mushrooms.

Q:For leopard gecko eggs: It's okorder

Q:Is vermiculite helpful to flowers?: Vermiculite is not a good thing. It does not contain any nutrients and easily atomized powder, after the soil has poor permeability, easy to cause rot. Usually it is only suitable for cutting.

Q:Also can anyone explain the name to me? Vermi- is usually to do with worms, but I thought vermiculite was mineral...Thanks!: Both absorb and hold water, but I don't think that they would both add softness to the clay. The vermiculite is much softer on Moh's scale of hardness than perlite (which starts out as volcanic glass). I would stick with the vermiculite.

Q:I bought a aloe vera plant the only one left in the store. This plant has 8 leaves on it and all are drooping down. The leaves that are on there feel full when I slightly squeeze them. The root where all the leaves are coming from is seperating from the dirt. The soil does seem very dry. While I was unwrapping the plant when i got home one of the leaves had been broken off.How would I properly replant this leave to make a new plant? How do I make this into a healthy plant?Any information suggestions will be greatly appreciated: in a larger pot, fill with a mix of potting soil vermiculite and sand from your gardening center, in equal amounts. wet down, let drain, until the upper soil is just sticking together. make a hole for your plants rootball and putting it in position, backfill with the potting mix you just removed. lightly. cover the exposed roots.

Q:I have recently found that my family was exposed to vermiculite, a material containing asbestos, in my childhood home. During my childhood my father remodeled our home several times. What is our risk of developing asbestos related diseases? (I am having trouble finding true cancer rates and information in google searches.)No one in my family is showing abnormalities 10+ years after moving out.: NEWSPAPER!

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