Light Magnesium Oxide is a high-purity magnesium for pharmaceutical and food applications. This product is a free-flowing white powder that can be used in the manufacturing of antacid preparations and the production of pharmaceutical-grade magnesium derivatives for mineral supplements and food additives. Light Magnesium Oxide is slightly soluble in water and insoluble in acid.
SCORA produces Specialty performance items focused around a profound knowledge in the science of Magnesium and Calcium, restrictive methodologies and equipment specifically dedicated to this process. Using a one-of-a-kind process Scora produces an engineered Calcium Carbonate(caco3 ), named Scoralite®, which has extraordinary properties, especially esteemed in the Pharmaceutical and Food Industries. Scoralite® is accessible in different specialties of low levels : Cadmium, Aluminum, Iron and Lead.
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