Is magnesium chloride stable?

It can become unstable due to its hygroscopic nature. For example, there is a magnesium lake in the deserts of Australia which have had no rain for 6 years. The magnesium chloride super-saturates at 31.5%. read more

It can become unstable due to its hygroscopic nature. For example, there is a magnesium lake in the deserts of Australia which have had no rain for 6 years. The magnesium chloride super-saturates at 31.5%. If further evaporation occurs and the surrounding environment has no humidity then it can go up to 34%. read more

Anhydrous magnesium chloride is the principal precursor to magnesium metal, which is produced on a large scale. Hydrated magnesium chloride is the form most readily available. read more

With regards to magnesium chloride, we buy a few different MgCl2 products from multiple manufacturers; both liquid and dry forms. We sell only MAG brand by Dead Sea Works for equine footing use and there's a very specific reason that only that brand is offered for arena dust control by us: pH. read more