article·1992-01-01

Preparación de silicato de sodio a partir de arenas mexicanas

Jorge Luís Navarro España

Abstract

espanolSe preparo silicato de sodio a partir de arenas mexicanas provenientes de Veracruz y Michoacan, el tamano de particula utilizado fue de 50-60 jum, efectuandose una fusion con carbonato de sodio a 1.300^C, el vidrio formado se disuelve en autoclave. Al producto final se le determina viscosidad, pH, densidad y % de solidos. Analizando las propiedades fisicoquimicas se concluye que con la arena de Veracruz se obtiene un producto de mejor calidad. EnglishSodium silicate was prepared using Mexican sands from the states of Veracruz and Michoacan. The particle size used varied from 50-60 /xm and the preparation involved fusion with sodium carbonate at 1.300**C Whereby the glass formed is dissolved in an autoclave. The viscosity, pH, density and % solids of the final product was determined. Analysis of the physicochemical properties of the products indicates that the product prepared using the sands from Veracruz presents the best quality.
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OpenAlex topics: Chemical and Environmental Engineering Research · Recycling and utilization of industrial and municipal waste in materials production · Environmental and Ecological Studies

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