sodium aluminosilicate

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sodium aluminosilicate [′sōd·ē·əm ə¦lü·mə·nō′sil·ə‚kāt]

(inorganic chemistry)

White, amorphous powder or beads of variable stoichiometry, partially soluble in strong acids and alkali hydroxide solutions between 80 and 100°C; used in food as an anticaking agent. Also known as sodium silicoaluminate.

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No references found			Zeolex 23R, 80 and 25 precipitated sodium aluminosilicate provide moderate to very high reinforcement. Performance materials by Rubber World This study evaluated the possible use of porous sodium aluminosilicate (zeolite) as a wet end filler and as a white water clarifier in dissolved air flotation. Mill system closure and trash catching porous fillers in papermaking by Daneault, Claude / Solutions - for People, Processes and Paper The researchers accomplished this by tempering pieces of sodium aluminosilicate glass with a two-step chemical process. Tempered glass can bend before it breaks by Wu, C. / Science News			Soddy's displacement law Soddy, Frederick soddyite Soderberg, Hjalmar Söderberg, Hjalmar Söderblom, Nathan Södergran, Edith Irene Söderhamn Sodertalje Södertälje Sodi sodide SODIMM Sodium sodium 12-molybdophosphate sodium 2,4,5-trichlorophenate sodium 2-ethylhexyl sulfoacetate sodium acetate sodium acid carbonate sodium acid chromate sodium acid fluoride sodium acid sulfate sodium acid sulfite sodium alginate sodium aluminate sodium aluminosilicate sodium aluminum phosphate sodium aluminum silicofluoride sodium aluminum sulfate sodium amalgam sodium amalgam-oxygen cell sodium amide sodium antimonate sodium arsanilate sodium arsenate sodium arsenite sodium ascorbate sodium aurothiomalate sodium azide sodium barbital sodium barbiturate sodium benzoate sodium benzoylacetone dihydrate sodium bicarbonate sodium bichromate sodium bifluoride sodium bismuthate sodium bisulfate sodium bisulfide sodium bisulfite sodium bisulfite test			Sodium 23 Sodium 23 Sodium 23 Sodium 3-Acrylamido-3-Methylbutanoate Sodium acetate Sodium acetate Sodium acetate Sodium Acetate Formalin sodium acetylsalicylate sodium acetylsalicylate sodium acetylsalicylate sodium acid carbonate sodium acid carbonate sodium acid chromate sodium acid fluoride sodium acid phosphate, sodium biphosphate sodium acid phosphate, sodium biphosphate sodium acid phosphate, sodium biphosphate Sodium acid sulfate sodium acid sulfite Sodium Adsorption Ratio unit Sodium Advanced Fast Reactor Sodium Aerosol Filter Sodium Aerosol Filter Fixture Sodium alendronate Sodium alendronate sodium alginate sodium alginate Sodium aluminate Sodium aluminium silicate sodium aluminosilicate sodium aluminum fluoride sodium aluminum fluoride sodium aluminum fluoride sodium aluminum phosphate Sodium aluminum silicate sodium aluminum silicofluoride sodium aluminum sulfate Sodium amalgam Sodium amalgam sodium amalgam-oxygen cell Sodium amatol Sodium amatol Sodium amatol Sodium amatol Sodium amide Sodium amide sodium aminoarsonate sodium aminoarsonate sodium aminoarsonate Sodium aminosalicylate Sodium aminosalicylate sodium ammonium phosphate Sodium ammonium salt Sodium amytal Sodium amytal Sodium amytal sodium antimonate sodium antimony gluconate, sodium stibogluconate sodium antimony gluconate, sodium stibogluconate sodium antimony gluconate, sodium stibogluconate

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