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(Xingtang) Titanium Dioxide Anatase
Xingtang Xuri Chemical
(Xingtang)Titanium Dioxide Anatase by Xingtang Xuri Chemical is titanium dioxide (anatase, 98%) pigment. Applications in plastics...
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Precipitated barium sulfate (First)
Xingtang Xuri Chemical
Precipitated barium sulfate (98%). Acts as a filler. Applications in plastics...
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Precipitated barium sulfate (Super)
Xingtang Xuri Chemical
Precipitated barium sulfate (Super) by Xingtang Xuri Chemical acts as a filler. It is applicable for plastics...
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Titanium Dioxide Rutile (Xingtang)
Xingtang Xuri Chemical
Titanium dioxide (rutile). It is an inorganic pigment. Applications in plastics...
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