Cobalt blue is a blue powder with a greenish hue. It is primarily composed of cobalt aluminate Co(AlO2)2. It is obtained by mixing cobalt phosphate with aluminum hydroxide or aluminum oxide and then calcining. It is heat-resistant, light-resistant, acid-resistant, and alkali-resistant. It is used in the production of glass and ceramics, as well as in drawing and painting.

Modified wollastonite refers to a functional filler material obtained by surface treatment of natural wollastonite through physical or chemical methods. Wollastonite (CaSiO3) is a chain-structured silicate mineral with excellent thermal stability, chemical stability, high aspect ratio, low oil absorption, electrical insulation, and relatively high mechanical strength.

Calcite has the chemical formula CaCO₃ and is a common carbonate mineral that belongs to the trigonal crystal system. It has good birefringence and colorful optical properties. It is one of the most common minerals on Earth, primarily formed by sedimentary processes, and is also found in many biological organisms (such as shells and coral reefs). Calcite crystals come in various shapes, typically appearing as rhombohedra, with colors ranging from colorless and transparent to milky white, sometimes exhibiting various hues.

Foam iron powder is a special type of iron powder that incorporates a foaming agent during its production process, resulting in a porous and loose structure at high temperatures. This structure gives foam iron powder unique physical and chemical properties.

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