Fireproof material Vermiculite for fireplace

Fireproof material Vermiculite for fireplace System 1

Fireproof material Vermiculite for fireplace

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Min Order Qty:: 1000 pc

Supply Capability:: 200000 pc/month

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Packaging Detail:	25kg/bag or upon customer's request
Delivery Detail:	within 2 weeks

Specifications

Fireproof material Vermiculite for fireplaceis made from expanded vermiculite and a dose of adhesive, made by hot or cold plat

1.wiat is Vermiculite Board

Vermiculite board commonly known as insulation board or refractory plate is a new thermal insulation material, vermiculite stone is made from expanded vermiculite and a dose of adhesive, made by hot or cold plate. The board has the characteristics of heat preservation, heat insulation, fire prevention. This product can be used in fire door core, lining, fireplace wall materials.

2. color:

golden yellow, crimson,silver white;

3. size:

0.3-1,1-2, 1-3,1-4, 2-4,3-5,4-8mm, 20-40mesh,10-40mesh

4. chemical composition:

Element	SiO2	AL2O3	MgO	CaO	FeO	Fe2O3	TiO2
Content(%)	41.2	12.68	24.22	0.96	1.54	4.06	1.33
Element	K2O	P2O5	H2O	Na2O	MnO	TiO	L.O.I
Content(%)	5.97	0.06	3	1.6	0.043	5.097	6.71

5. specification

Mesh(mm)	0.3-1	1-2	2-4	4-8
Sand content	<4.5%	<4.5%	<7.8%	<7.8%
Moisture	<4.5%	<4.5%	<5%	<5%
specific volum	>3.9	>6	>7.5	>8

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Q: ok hi i have two common florida snapping turtle egg(they are oblong in shape) anmd i need to know IMEDIENTLY if i need to keep them warm or cold what degree i keep them at exactlyand how to care for the eggs: attempting to hand feed a snapping turtle is a large thank you to lose a finger, or a hand finding on the dimensions of the turtle. a pal of mine had a one million/4 acre pond in his returned backyard. while they have been little ones, he and his sister released 2 infant commons into the pond. They grew to become out to be male and lady, and it wasn't long till now the pond grow to be overrun with snapping turtles. I observed the unique pair while they have been approximately two decades previous (very, very youthful for snapping turtles--Jack Hanna has one that is assumed to have belonged to Thomas Jefferson's infants). the two had carapace lengths nicely over 30, and the heads have been the dimensions of soccer balls. save that in the time of recommendations while thinking approximately housing for a snapping turtle.

Q: I have a whole bunch of heathy sprouts in a couple of little pots. I‘m a novice/beginner when it comes to gardening. I‘m told that this is a rare variety hard to obtain seeds for. I want to keep each every sprout have them become their own plant. How do I this? Thanks.: let the soil in your pots dry to the point of crumbliness, then break the pots roots apart and quickly spread the seedlings on a wet towel and cover roots with another soaked towel while you transplant them one at a time into their own pots (preferably peat pots so you dont have to disturb roots again).put the transplanted pots in a tray and fill the tray with water (seedlings will take more soaking than plants in the field); you may lose some, but you should get a maximum survival this way.

Q: I have made a few PF Cakes out of vermiculite, brown rye flour, in a few glass jars and a syringe of mushroom spores.(in Aug.) I followed all of the steps, gave birth and grew a few batches of mushrooms, but I don‘t like them. Can I buy a different strain of mushroom spores and plant them and grow them on the cakes I have already birthed and cultivated a few times? Instead of having to make a PF cake from the beginning with the brown rye flour.: That will work, unless the previous mushrooms have matured and deposited some spores in the medium. That would mix the varieties and you wouldn't have a clean start. New cakes would work the best since the nutrients are not depleted.

Q: What are the advantages and disadvantages of vermiculite insulation?: 1/3 peet moss, 1/3 vermiculite, 1/3 compost

Q: the home inspector said the insulation is vermiculite, which may (or may not) have asbestos in it. He said it would be fine to just seal off the attic. Is that ok? Removal would cost about $10,000 but I don't want to jeopardize our future health.: sorry i don't know but i love the idea of magic mushrooms! it's so mysterious and magical! good luck

Q: can i use soil as a medium because havent got any vercumilite for bearded dragon eggs?: That is not really a good idea since soil contains bacteria, larval forms of some insects and does not hold the temperature or the moisture content correctly. The best suited product for the hatching of eggs is vermiculite and the second best is sand, the breeders will tell you that. The next thing you could be doing is placing them in an incubator, commonly used for hatching chicken eggs the incubator will do fine for bearded dragon eggs, just make sure you get one with a temperature setting. In case you need to make the temp warmer or cooler. You can get an incubator at a tractor supply store, Co-Op or a farm supply store that sells grains and animal feed. Any store that sells farming supplies would have them or a place that sells live farm animals like chickens or ducks would have them as well. You can even order them online.

Q: Question: How does intraspecific competition affect the growth of individuals in a population?1) what would be the manipulated and responding variable?2) using these materials what kind of procedure could you create to test out the question stated aboveMaterials:Seeds(basil, raddish, grass, lettuce)vermiculite or potting soilflower potsscissorsrulerbalance: 1) The amount of plants in each pot could be manipulated, and the height of the resulting plants would be the responding variable. 2) Plant seeds in a few pots, starting with one or two seeds in the first pot, then increasing the numbers until you are putting like thirty or forty in one pot. When the plants grow, the plants with less competition will on average be larger. (They got more resources from less competition.) The height can be measured with the ruler, or the plants can be uprooted and weighed using the balance.

Q: Hello (: I have recently discovered Gecko eggs! They are small, like the the size of a pinky nail. There is four of them, and I would like to know if they‘re fertile or not. I put my flash light to them, and two are yellow colour, and one os a red colour with veins, the other is kind of orangy with a few veins.They are all hard, and white, but one has a tiny hole in it ( the red vein one ). Could this effect it‘s growth? How long will they take to hathc, and if I dont have an incubator, how to I keep them warm? I wanna be a gecko mummy! :PHow do I know if they‘re fertile? What do I do to keep them warm, etc? AND what do they eat when born? I think they may be house geckos.: wait. you dont know what kind of eggs they are? where did you find them? if you really want to hatch them can take a small or medium ice chest. fill it about half full of water and put a fish tank heater in it at about 75-80 degrees. put the eggs in a small tupperware dish or something similar with moist potting soil, sand, perlite, vermiculite, or something else that holds moisture well. perlite and vermiculite work exceptionally well. mix it about one part vermiculite to one part water by weight. (i think) try to make it so when you take a handful and squeeze it it stays together pretty well but you don't want any water to be squeezing out when you squish it. i have seen many homemade incubators but one in particular stood out. all you need is a brick, a styrofoam ice chest, a small fishtank heater, and water. plus whatever you will be holding the eggs in. put the brick in. fill it up with water till it almost goes over the top of the brick. put the fishtank heater in at about 75-80 degrees. and set the dish or whatever you have the eggs in on the brick. this keeps the eggs warm and humid so they will hatch well. you should have marked the tops of the eggs. because if you turn them around then the oxtgen bubble could have shifted and messed up the developing embryo. the ones with the veins are fertile. the yellow one may still be developing or it could be infertile. and the egg with the hole in it could still survive as long as the humidity keeps the egg from drying up too much.

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