Article | REF: AM3222 V1

Calcium carbonate, multifunction additive

Author: Karine CAVALIER

Publication date: April 10, 2007, Review date: December 9, 2019

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2. Introducing precipitated calcium carbonate (PCC)

2.1 Main synthesis processes

A large number of synthesis processes are likely to lead to the formation of calcium carbonate, and are widely described in the literature, particularly with regard to laboratory-scale studies. Four main industrial processes are described here:

  • recomposition (the most common industrial process);

  • selection (or dolomitic separation) ;

  • co-precipitation ;

  • double decomposition.

A final section is devoted to the precipitation process in organic media and emulsions, which has been the subject of numerous developments since the 1990s.

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