Iron (II,III) oxide synthetic is a blackish, powdery substance that consists of a mixture of iron(II) oxide (FeO) and iron(III) oxide (Fe2O3). It is commonly referred to as magnetite or black iron oxide due to its magnetic properties and deep black colour. The synthetic version is produced through a chemical process that results in a high level of purity (above 95%).

Iron (II,III) oxide synthetic has a range of applications in various industries such as pigments, magnetic storage media, catalysis, and magnetic separation. It is used as a black pigment in ink, paint, and coatings due to its excellent tinting strength, UV resistance, and weatherability. It is also used as a magnetic recording medium for audio and video tapes, as well as in the production of hard disk drives and other data storage devices.

In the chemical industry, iron (II,III) oxide synthetic is used as a catalyst in the synthesis of ammonia and other chemicals. It is also used in wastewater treatment to remove arsenic, chromium, and other heavy metals from contaminated water.

In the medical field, iron (II,III) oxide synthetic has potential applications in magnetic drug delivery, magnetic hyperthermia therapy, and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Additionally, it has been investigated for use in environmental remediation to remove pollutants from soil and water.

Pigment for paints, coatings, and ceramics
As a catalyst in chemical reactions
As a magnetic material in magnetic storage media and ferrofluids
In the production of iron oxide pigments, such as red iron oxide (Fe2O3)
As a polishing agent for glass and metal surfaces
In the production of magnetic pigments for printing inks and plastics
In the production of magnetic tapes and discs for data storage
In the treatment of industrial wastewater and drinking water as a flocculant

Minimum Assay: >97%
Molecular Formula: Fe3O4
Molecular Weight: 231.54
Melting Point: 1538 deg C
Refractive Index: 3.0