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Zeolite

Zeolite (Clinoptilolite) is a naturally occurring microporous aluminosilicate with a highly ordered โ€œcage-likeโ€ structure and strong cation exchange capacity (CEC), making it an effective functional mineral for adsorption, filtration, remediation, and nutrient retention applications across environmental, Plastics & Thermoplastics, and speciality markets.
CAS NUMBER: 1318-02-1
Chemical formula (Na,K,Ca)โ‚‚โ€“โ‚ƒAlโ‚ƒSiโ‚โ‚…Oโ‚ƒโ‚†ยท12Hโ‚‚O

Product Overview

Zeolite (Clinoptilolite) is a natural zeolite mineral renowned for its microporous framework of linked silica and alumina tetrahedra, which creates a network of channels and cavities capable of adsorbing and exchanging cations. Its structure gives it high thermal stability and exceptional ion-exchange and adsorption properties, enabling it to attract and trap positively charged ions, moisture, nutrients, and contaminants. These characteristics make Zeolite an effective functional mineral in applications such as pollution control, land and wastewater remediation, animal bedding and litter, filtration systems, turf and horticulture water retention, and ammonia removal in effluents and aquaculture systems. RBH supplies Zeolite in a range of grades and particle sizes to suit specific process requirements and end uses, with typical formats including fine powder and larger granular sizes for environmental and technical applications.

Technical Profile of Zeolite

Molar Weight
200โ€“2,500 g/mol
Melting Point
> 1,300 ยฐC (decomposes)
Boiling Point
-
Flash Point
-
Form
Fine Powder

Key Industries of Zeolite

Industries served by this product.

Packaging & Availability

Available in multiple packaging formats to suit your processing needs, supplied under ISO 9001 quality management systems. Contact RBH for regional stock or customised packing options.

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Zeolite (Clinoptilolite) is a naturally occurring microporous aluminosilicate with a highly ordered โ€œcage-likeโ€ structure and strong cation exchange capacity (CEC), making it an effective functional mineral for adsorption, filtration, remediation, and nutrient retention applications across environmental, Plastics & Thermoplastics, and speciality markets.

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