Triveni Chemicals

Calcium Bentonite  Is A Naturally Occurring Smectite Clay Composed Mainly Of Montmorillonite, With Calcium As The Dominant Exchangeable Cation. It Appears As A Fine, Off‑White To Gray Powder, Odorless, And Insoluble In Water But Swells Slightly When Hydrated. Synonyms Include Fuller’s Earth, Smectite Clay (Ca‑Type), And Calcium Montmorillonite. Industrially, It Is Used In Drilling Muds, Absorbents, Binders, Detoxification Products, And Animal Feed Additives.

Bentonite (CAS No. 1302‑78‑9) Is A Naturally Occurring Clay Composed Primarily Of Montmorillonite, A Hydrated Aluminum Silicate. It Appears As A Fine, Cream To Gray Powder With High Swelling Capacity And Colloidal Properties. Bentonite Is Insoluble In Water But Can Absorb Large Amounts, Forming Gels. Industrially, It Is Used In Drilling Muds, Foundry Molds, Absorbents, Binders, And Sealants. Applications Include Oil And Gas Exploration, Construction, Cosmetics, Pharmaceuticals, And Food Processing.

Potassium Bentonite Is A Naturally Occurring Swelling Clay Mineral Belonging To The Smectite Group, Primarily Composed Of Montmorillonite With Potassium Ions As The Dominant Exchangeable Cation. It Appears As A Fine, Cream‑To‑Gray Powder, Highly Absorbent, And Swells Significantly In Water. Potassium Bentonite Is Widely Applied In Drilling Muds, Foundry Sands, Absorbents, Sealants, And Construction Materials, Valued For Its Binding, Rheological, And Ion‑Exchange Properties.