Salt Materials Overview
Salt materials, such as titanates (e.g., BaTiO₃), carbonates (e.g., MgCO₃), and silicates (e.g., ZrSiO₄), are inorganic compounds derived from oxygenated acids and metal cations. These compounds have a wide range of electrical, thermal, optical, and structural properties that make them indispensable materials in advanced ceramics, electronic devices, catalysis, and structural components.

Properties and Advantages:

• Dielectric and ferroelectric properties (e.g. BaTiO₃ for MLCC capacitors)
• High thermal stability for refractory and high-temperature applications
• Ionic conductivity and catalytic activity in the energy and chemical industries
• Excellent chemical inertness in corrosive environments