The role of sodium silicate as depressant/dispersant on siliceous phosphate flotation was empirically evaluated.
Arfvedsonite, amphibole mineral, an iron-rich sodium silicate.
The composite is created by mixing the two materials at a ratio of 80% paper and 20% sodium silicate.
Richterite, also called soda tremolite, amphibole mineral, a sodium silicate of calcium and magnesium or manganese.
Highly viscous solutions can be spray-dried to form glasslike beads of hydrated sodium silicate.
There are many formulations of sodium silicate, depending on the amounts of Na2O and SiO2.
Liquid sodium silicate reacts under acidic conditions to form a hard glassy gel.
Like other clunkers, the car's engine will be permanently disabled with sodium silicate, also called liquid glass, and sold for scrap.
He drained the oil, then donned a silky blue protective suit, goggles and gloves and poured a sodium silicate solution into the engine.
Just such a random atomic arrangement as would appear in a sodium silicate glass is shown schematically in Figure 2.
The most important are sodium silicate (water glass), sodium carbonate (soda ash), sodium perborate, and various phosphates.
