Radiolite, manufactured from freshwater or marine diatomaceous earth deposits (notably from China's Jilin Province and various locations in Japan), is a versatile product refined through calcination processes. Its key properties stem from the unique, porous, and intricate microscopic structure of diatom skeletons, which are primarily composed of silica (SiO2?).
Material Properties: Radiolite possesses high porosity, excellent adsorption capacity, and a fine particulate structure. It is relatively lightweight, chemically inert, and can withstand high temperatures. Different grades of Radiolite (e.g., natural, calcined, flux-calcined) are available, influencing their specific properties like particle size, permeability, and suitability for various applications. While primarily amorphous silica, calcination can lead to the crystallization of some amorphous silica, which can have health implications if inhaled. Therefore, proper handling to avoid dust generation is crucial
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