Zinc oxide with chemical symbol ZnO, is described as an amorphous white powder used as a pigment in plastics. It is also reported to be the best ultraviolet light absorber of all commercially available pigments.
It is white or yellowish-white; white turns yellow on heating; odorless; absorbs carbon dioxide from the air; used in pigments, ceramic glazes, and opaque glass and in the manufacture of magnetic ferrites and specialized ceramics.
Zinc oxide is a common constituent in high-grade fluoride opal glass, in tank-window glass, and in some optical glass and commonly used in dry-process, cast-iron enamels.
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"Zinc oxide" is in the UNSPSC Code "42152443"
Zinc oxide eugenol and non eugenol cements
Zinc oxide refers to white or yellowish-white; white turns yellow on heating; ZnO; odorless; absorbs carbon dioxide from the air; used in pigments, ceramic glazes, and opaque glass and in the manufacture of magnetic ferrites and specialized ceramics. Zinc oxide is a common constituent in high-grade fluoride opal glass, in tank-window glass, and in some optical glass. Commonly used in dry-process, cast-iron enamels.
-see also:
"Zinc oxide" is in the UNSPSC Code "42152443"
Zinc oxide eugenol and non eugenol cements
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