Sodium Aluminium Silicate CAS 1344-00-9
Chemical Name: Sodium aluminium silicate
Synonyms: MOLECULAR SIEVE; Silicic acid, aluminum sodium salt
CAS No.: 1344-00-9
Appearance:?Loose white powder
Sample: available
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Description
Sodium aluminium silicate Quick Details
Chemical Name: Sodium aluminium silicate
CAS No.: 1344-00-9
Molecular Fomula: AlNaO6Si2
Chemical Structure:
Molecular weight:?202.138708
Appearance:?Loose white powder
Typical Properties
Item
Specifications
Appearance
Loose white powder
BET?specific?surface?area(m2/g)
??100
Average primary particle size?(nm)
15
Heap specific?gravity)g/ml
??0.28
Water
??9%
Loss on?dry burning
??9%
pH(5% water?solution)
9.7~?10.8
Density(g/cm)
2.?1
Refractive index
1.46
Whiteness
??97
Particle?size?D50(??m)
??6.5
Oil?absorption(g/100g)
??140
Sio2
80??2%
Al203
12??1%
Na20
9%
Sodium aluminium silicate?application:
Sodium aluminum silicate is a kind of extremely fine amorphous structure particles, which is widely used in industrial sectors such as coatings, inks, plastics, rubber, leather, printing and dyeing, papermaking, etc., and new application fields are constantly emerging, such as environmental protection industries. With the continuous expansion of market demand, the output of sodium aluminum silicate is increasing year by year.
Packaging and Shipping?
25kg/bag, or customized according to customer needs.
Sodium aluminium silicate?Storage
It should be stored in a clean, dry and cool place, preventing from sunlight, rain.
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