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2016-08-09View Original

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Experts, does anyone know how to store water glass? For example: temperature, material, tank type, precautions, urgent request
Reply #22016-08-10
Commonly known as soda ash, it is a water-soluble silicate; its aqueous solution is commonly referred to as water glass, and it functions as a mineral binder. Its chemical formula is R2O·nSiO2, where R2O represents an alkali metal oxide, and n is the ratio of the molar amounts of silicon dioxide to the alkali metal oxide; this value is known as the molar number of water glass. The water glass commonly used in construction is an aqueous solution of sodium silicate. (Na2O·nSiO2) has rather tricky chemical properties; it seems to tend to stick together easily
Reply #32016-08-15
This is available on Baidu. Let’s share our actual operational experience. It seems like this kind of thing isn’t very valuable; it’s not some particularly dangerous inorganic product. A concrete tank with a coating and a sealed lid should work just fine as well. Storage tanks on the ground are not very suitable given such a high specific gravity. . .

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