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Application Of Silica In Chemical Engineering
Chemical applications of silica
Silica is widely used in the field of chemical industry. Its quality is pure and stable, and it is important for the chemical industry.
In inorganic chemical industry, silica is often used as raw material to make silicide. If it goes through complicated processes, it can be converted into sodium silicate. Sodium silicate has many uses. When making paper, it can be used as an auxiliary to make paper smooth and enhance its toughness. In detergents, it can help decontaminate and improve the washing effect.
In the glass manufacturing industry, silica is a key material. Under high temperature melting, silica is mixed with other substances to form crystal clear glass. Glass of different formulas has different uses. Plate glass is mostly used in buildings, with excellent lighting; special glass is used in optical instruments, which requires strict requirements for the characteristics of light refraction and scattering, and the quality of silica has a significant impact on this.
In the manufacture of refractory materials, silica is also indispensable. Because of its high melting point and good thermal stability, refractory bricks can be made. In high temperature places such as metallurgical blast furnaces and glass furnaces, refractory bricks withstand high temperatures of thousands of degrees without damage, ensuring the stable operation of equipment.
The chemical industry has developed so far, and the application of silica has been expanding. Scientific researchers have worked tirelessly to explore more potential of silica, so that it can play a greater role in the chemical industry, in order to meet the needs of industrial progress and social development.
Silica is widely used in the field of chemical industry. Its quality is pure and stable, and it is important for the chemical industry.
In inorganic chemical industry, silica is often used as raw material to make silicide. If it goes through complicated processes, it can be converted into sodium silicate. Sodium silicate has many uses. When making paper, it can be used as an auxiliary to make paper smooth and enhance its toughness. In detergents, it can help decontaminate and improve the washing effect.
In the glass manufacturing industry, silica is a key material. Under high temperature melting, silica is mixed with other substances to form crystal clear glass. Glass of different formulas has different uses. Plate glass is mostly used in buildings, with excellent lighting; special glass is used in optical instruments, which requires strict requirements for the characteristics of light refraction and scattering, and the quality of silica has a significant impact on this.
In the manufacture of refractory materials, silica is also indispensable. Because of its high melting point and good thermal stability, refractory bricks can be made. In high temperature places such as metallurgical blast furnaces and glass furnaces, refractory bricks withstand high temperatures of thousands of degrees without damage, ensuring the stable operation of equipment.
The chemical industry has developed so far, and the application of silica has been expanding. Scientific researchers have worked tirelessly to explore more potential of silica, so that it can play a greater role in the chemical industry, in order to meet the needs of industrial progress and social development.
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