Lithiumsilicate sinasol L-P20
Water glass is the name given to glassy, water-soluble sodium, potassium and lithium silicates solidified from a melt or their aqueous solutions. Depending on whether sodium, potassium or lithium silicates are predominantly contained, one speaks of sodium water glass, potassium water glass or lithium water glass. Lithium water glass penetrates deeper into surfaces due to its lower viscosity and distributes more evenly in cavities. The silicate structures of lithium water glass are larger and cross-link more completely, which improves the sealing of concrete surfaces. It is more crack resistant and water solubility is poorer. Therefore, lithium water glass is a lot more expensive than potassium water glass, which can be used for the same purposes but does not have quite the same effect.
Synonyms:
- Lithium water glass
- sinasol ® L-P20
- lithium silicate
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General information:
Abbreviation | |
CAS number | 7631-86-9 | 1310-66-3 |
EC no: | 231-545-4 | 215-183-4 |
REACH Registration No. | 01-2119379499-16 | 01-2119560576-31 |
MATSEN Article no. | 1432 |
Sum formula: | Li2Si5O11 |
Description | |
Available packaging | 1.200 KG IBC, drums |
Variants | |
Aggregate state | liquid |
Form | suspension |
Colour | colourless, clear |
Odour | characteristic |
Purity | |
Boiling point | no data available |
Melting point | no data available |