Magnesium Carbonate
Magnesium carbonate
, also known as the
mineral
magnesite
when found in nature, is a
chemical compound
with a variety of uses. The chemical is white or colorless, and is used to make
magnesium oxide
. Magnesium carbonate is added to
table salts
to prevent caking and used in
gymnastics
and
weightlifting
to provide a good grip. It is a white, odorless, light compound, and its chemical formula is
Mg
C
O
3
. The compound has a
molecular weight
of 84.31 and a
specific gravity
of 3.009. Basic magnesium carbonate is also called
Artinite
. In spite of being
carcinogenic
, it is used in some
gutkas
in
India
as a
whitening agent
.
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