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Calculation of silica, the hydrolysis product of chlorosilanes?

2011-05-21View Original

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This post was last edited by zhangqianq99 on 2011-5-23 at 10:36. The moisture content in hydrogen chloride is approximately 400PPM, and the flow rate of synthetic hydrogen chloride is 1000 kg/h. So, theoretically, how many kilograms of silicon dioxide can be produced per day? I have a question!
Reply #22012-02-26
There are quite a number of products resulting from the hydrolysis of this chlorosilane. If you write down all the chemical equations and calculate under the assumption that all reactions proceed to completion, then it’s possible to determine those products

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