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The light-weight formula contains a combination of sodium silicate, magnesium, iron oxides and water which works by forming a fine, invisible film and gently lifting the area.
A 1982 report, "The Mechanism, Control and Application of Self-Setting Sodium Silicate Binder Systems," set out to explain the characteristics of nobake sodium silicate binders as a system with the least ecological impact.
30pm on the eastbound carriageway at Junction 12 , Frodsham, when a lorry, believed to be carrying sodium silicate, hit two cars.
 
 
 
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