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Silicate production introduction

The FR properties of polymer-layered silicate nanocomposites have been studied for a wide range of polymers, especially for organomodified montmorillonites (OMMT) in thermoplastics. Depending on the nature of the polymer, the decomposition pathway and decomposition products may change.8 A major consequence of the introduction of modified clays is the formation or the enhancement of charred structure, caused by cross-linking processes possibly catalyzed by the nanoparticles. [Pg.303]

The modern era of chemical grouting began a half century ago, with the introduction of many new materials, and the significant modifications to the silicates. The earliest two products, silicates with gel time control and the acrylics still dominate the domestic market, although many other products are in regular use throughout the world. [Pg.178]

Chemical grouting became an accepted construction procedure between 1920 and 1930, with the successful completion of field jobs using sodium silicate. The modern era of chemical grouting, which saw the introduction of many new and exotic products for field use, began only 40 or 50 years ago, making chemical grouting a relatively new technology. [Pg.323]

Catalytic properties of both Ga-silicate and Pt/Ga-silicate In n-C4Hio aromatization have been Investigated in a wide range of reaction conditions (at temperatures of 573-773 K, space velocities of 300-10000 h, total pressures of 0.1-0.5 MPa, partial pressures of butane and hydrogen of 5-100 kPa and 5-400 kPa, respectively. The introduction of platinum into the Ga-silicate was shown to result in dramatic effects on butane aromatization a decrease of the reaction temperature, an increase in the reaction rate and a drastic change in the product distribution. Platinum was found to accelerate both the initial paraffin and alicyclic intermediate dehydrogenation and suppressed the cracking process. [Pg.381]

In preparation series b the addition of 20 wL% AI(P03)3 constitutes an amount of 3/4 of the binder mass in fact. There is a surplus of added AI(P03)3. Corresponding to the above three steps of reaction, the amount of crystalline by-products NatP207 and Na2HP04 increases also with an increase in added AI(P03)3 in this preparation series b of note is the observation of the crystalline aluminosilicate, sodalite. This fact can be valued as a hint for introduction of aluminate in the formed network. Evaluations of the balance of components show a distinct dominance of the silicate for the amorphous phase (Reference ). [Pg.275]


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