Covering Flux
General Introduction:
Chemical formular: Mgcl2 6H2O
Purity: 46.00%min.
Appearance: pure white crystal power
CAS NO.:7791-18-6
Chemically, is represented as MgCl2. It is a naturally occurring mineral salt which is mostly obtained from seawater and brine. In its pure form, it can be identified as a colorless, odorless, powdery substance with a bitter taste. It gets dissolved in water easily. Magnesium chloride is a versatile compound with a number of uses in food preparation, health and personal well-being areas, road care and industry.
Application:
Hypomagnesaemia
Research has proved that Hypomagnesaemia mainly in cattle and sheep follows after winter when a herd is turned on to lush spring grass. Hypomagnesaemia is more noticeable in cattle grazing on pastures which have recently received a dressing of nitrogenous or potash fertilizer. By spraying a solution of Magnesium Chloride on grass or even directly on the animal or mixed into the cattle feed, this condition is prevented and has proved to be extremely beneficial to livestock. Magnesium Chloride being environmentally-friendly, will not damage either grasslands or the cattle. For more information contact our dealer
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