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Chemical investigation of kankara kaolin for its pharmaceutical applications
Kaolin has the approximate chemical formula of H2Al2Si2O8(H2O) and is a white or yellow-white powder that has a slightly oily feel. It is an environmentally benign aluminosilicate mineral [9] that is insoluble in water [10]. Light kaolin is the preferred material for use in pharmaceutical preparations. The finely divided particles yield a very large surface area that adsorbs a wide variety of compounds [11].