| CAS# | 1317-36-8 |
| Formula | PbO |
| Synonyms | Lead monoxide; Lead(II) oxide |
| Groups/Uses | Lead stabilizers, Pottery, Glass, Ceramics, Paints, Inks, Enamels, Batteries, Pigments, Mining |
| Markets | Chemicals & Materials Manufacturing, Mining |
FAQ’S
What is Litharge?
Litharge is a natural mineral form of lead(II) oxide and is formed through the oxidation of galena ores.
What are the uses of Litharge?
Litharge is a key component in the production of lead stabilizers, such as lead stearates. It is used in the manufacturing of pottery, lead glass, and other ceramics, contributing to the properties of these materials. It serves as an ingredient in paints, inks, and enamels, contributing to their color and properties. It is used in the manufacture of lead-acid batteries, including the red paste material for battery storage. It is used in the manufacturing of pigments, particularly yellow pigments. It is used mining and precious metal leaching processes.
What are the health risks associated with Litharge?
Litharge may cause effects on the blood, bone marrow, central nervous system, peripheral nervous system, and kidneys.
Choice Organochem LLP supplies Litharge to users/customers for Chemicals & Materials Manufacturing, and Mining.
