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sol·u·ble glass

a silicate of potassium or sodium, soluble in hot water but solid at ordinary temperatures; used for fixed dressings.
Synonym(s): water glass
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Ratio of sodium silicate solution-to-sodium hydroxide solution, by mass
For a given geopolymer mixture, the moles of [H.sub.2]O and [Na.sub.2]O from sodium silicate solution, sodium hydroxide solution, and fly ash can therefore be summed together and hence the molar ratio of [H.sub.2]O-to-[Na.sub.2]O can be calculated.
The plant will process 12,000 tons a year of RHA, resulting in a design output of 25,000 tons of liquid sodium silicate and 5,000 tons of activated carbon annually.
Sodium silicate (Na(2)O.SiO(2)) is a chemical which is made through the smelting of silica and sodium carbonate (soda ash).
Prior to sodium silicate use, lead levels averaged 84 to 145 [[micro]gram]/L.
sodium silicate because of the carbomer thickening but it will slowly
Sodium silicate (water glass) was obtained from Shandong Laiyang Hengxin Chemical.
Karol (2003) explained that when sodium silicate solution and an appropriate solution of alkali metals salt (sodium and potassium) are mixed; the reaction forming a gel is virtually instantaneous.
Twenty-seven years later, the inorganic sodium silicate binder system has been tweaked and adjusted to further meet environmental regulations that have changed since 1982 and today supports the goals of metalcasting facilities to meet or exceed environmental regulations while producing high quality castings.
Although the use of sodium silicate as a precursor to generate silica particles is favorable from a cost standpoint, one of the significant problems associated with the use of sodium silicate is the contamination of silica with residual sodium silicate, which is undesirable in many applications.
A bleach liquor containing NaOH, sodium silicate, magnesium sulfate, and ([H.sub.2][O.sub.2]) was added to preheated pulp samples, which were treated for two hours at 60 [degrees]C.
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