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EPISODE · Jun 24, 2024 · 9 MIN

Sodium silicate & deflocculation of ceramic mixtures

from Apparently invisible. Chemistry in ceramics. · host Zschimmer & Schwarz Ceramco

Sodium silicate is an inorganic substance that at room temperature it is in solid state.It is a chemical compound used in several areas of industrial production. In ceramics, sodium silicate is very effective within ceramic mixtures.Among the several effects it produces, it plays a very important role in terms of fluidization.The episode is about the function that this substance performs, highlighting its several properties and the benefits it promotes.With a focus on deflocculation of ceramic mixtures.

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