Sodium Silicate Solution, 16oz For Sale

Waterglass is a white or colourless substance made of sodium oxide and silica that is also referred to as sodium silicate. It can be used as a binder, detergent booster, and fire retardant, among other things. utilized on occasion to momentarily patch up tiny cracks in the cooling system.

Physical and Chemical Properties of Sodium Silicate
28% silica and 9% sodium oxide make up 37% weight of sodium silicate.

Water: 63% of the total.
Looks like a thick liquid.
Clear to muddy white is the colour.
Odour: A musty or odourless smell.
Approximately 11.3 pH
1.39 g/cm3 (20°C), 41° Be, 11.62 lbs/gal; specific gravity
Water solubility: miscible.
The size of sodium silicate is greater.
Unto a gallon. (Catalogue No. NC-2598).
five-gallon bucket. NC-5424 is the cat no.
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* In high temperature furnaces, sodium carbonate (soda ash) and high purity sand are melted to create sodium silicate. The end result is a powdered silicate that dissolves in water and is known as water glass or sodium silicate solution. Chemically, sodium silicate solution is made up of water-soluble sodium oxide and silica in a weight-to-weight ratio. Our sodium silicate has a weight ratio of 3.22 (SiO2:Na2O), which translates into a solution that is roughly 37.5% sodium silicate by weight in water. The breakdown of this ratio is 28.7% silica (SiO2) to 8.9% sodium oxide (Na2O).