Origin - Mineral
Chemical Profile - Potassium carbonate
Classification - Alkali metal compound
Use - Historical in glass and soap production, noted in energetic homeopathy
Description -
Kalium Carbonicum, derived from mineral sources, is classified as a potassium carbonate compound. Notable for its alkaline properties, it features a crystalline structure that is integral in various industrial applications, such as glass and soap manufacturing. Additionally, it is recognized in pharmacognostic catalogs for its structural traits and noted in energetic homeopathic (nonmedical) registers for its unique characteristics. View product alternatives - Infused Pellets and Healing via Frequencies.
Chemical Profile - Potassium carbonate
Classification - Alkali metal compound
Use - Historical in glass and soap production, noted in energetic homeopathy
Description -
Kalium Carbonicum, derived from mineral sources, is classified as a potassium carbonate compound. Notable for its alkaline properties, it features a crystalline structure that is integral in various industrial applications, such as glass and soap manufacturing. Additionally, it is recognized in pharmacognostic catalogs for its structural traits and noted in energetic homeopathic (nonmedical) registers for its unique characteristics. View product alternatives - Infused Pellets and Healing via Frequencies.
