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 Powdery Instant Sodium Silicate is white powdery material, fast dissolved in water, low temp. Resistance, transportation & storage are very convenient; molecular formula Na2O·nSiO2·H2O,( n is determined by spec & usage.)

Product Description

Product Overview

Powdery Instant Sodium Silicate is a white powdery material that dissolves quickly in water. It features low-temperature resistance, making transportation and storage highly convenient.
Molecular Formula: Na₂O·nSiO₂·H₂O (where 'n' is determined by specifications and intended usage).

Packaging & Storage
  • Standard Packaging: 25KG / Kraft paper bag.
  • Storage Environment: Store in a sealed, shaded, and dry environment.
  • Handling Precautions: The product is slightly alkaline; keep it separated from acidic products.
Key Applications
  • Kiln spray supplementary food & casting dope.
  • Acid-proof cement indefinite form fire bone material binder.
  • Binder for foundry, ceramics, paint, and heat preservation materials.
  • Thickening agent in the oil recovery industry.
  • Powder cement activator.
  • Essential material for detergent powder, soap, and detergent formulations.
Technical Specifications
Inspection Items FS-I FS-II FS-III FS-IV
Modules 2.00-2.20 2.30-2.50 2.80-3.00 3.10-3.40
SiO₂ % 49.0-53.0 52.0-56.0 57.0-61.0 59.0-63.0
Na₂O % 24.0-27.0 22.0-25.0 20.0-23.0 18.0-21.0
Dissolved Speed : S <90 <90 <180 <240
Apparent Density: g/ml 0.50-0.80 0.50-0.80 0.50-0.80 0.50-0.80
100 Mesh Sieve Residues % <5 <5 <5 <5
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What is Powdery Instant Sodium Silicate?
A1: It is a white, powdery sodium silicate material designed to dissolve quickly in water. It exhibits excellent low-temperature resistance and is highly convenient to store and transport.
Q2: What is the packaging standard for this product?
A2: The product is standardly packaged in 25KG Kraft paper bags, ensuring secure and dry handling during shipping.
Q3: How should Powdery Instant Sodium Silicate be stored?
A3: It must be stored in a sealed, shaded, and dry environment. Since the product is slightly alkaline, it must be kept away from acidic products to avoid reactions.
Q4: What are the main industrial uses for this material?
A4: It is primarily used as a binder in refractories, kiln spraying, casting, ceramics, paints, and heat preservation materials. It also serves as a thickener in oil recovery, a powder cement activator, and an ingredient in soaps and laundry detergents.
Q5: What are the differences between the FS-I, FS-II, FS-III, and FS-IV grades?
A5: The grades differ by their modulus range (from 2.00 up to 3.40), content levels of SiO₂ and Na₂O, and dissolution speed. For example, FS-I and FS-II dissolve in under 90 seconds, while FS-IV requires less than 240 seconds.
Q6: What is the sieve residue and density limit for these grades?
A6: All standard grades (FS-I through FS-IV) feature an apparent density of 0.50-0.80 g/ml and a 100 mesh sieve residue of less than 5%.

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