Calcium silicate granules forming a microporous structure
AssigneeMars, Incorporated
InventorsWalter Kramer, Rainer Follmann
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AssigneeMars, Incorporated
InventorsWalter Kramer, Rainer Follmann
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The invention deals with calcium silicate granulates or powders with a microporous structure, which are obtained, by reacting crystalline or, if required, amorphous silicon dioxide, or materials containing the same, with calcium oxide or materials containing the same, in a CaO to SiO.sub.2 molar ratio of 0.8:1 to 1:1:1, by homogenizing the same in water together with a suitable additive and molding, autoclave setting, comminuting, drying, and grading with the further proviso that the homogenization during the reaction is carried through by dispersion of the starting materials in water by adding an anion-active surfactant, which had previously been converted in water into a microporous stable foam, obtained as absorbents and adsorbents for liquids, vapors and gases, as well as calcium silicate granulates of this type with further developing additives, which in the use for absorption of hydrophilic liquids are fatty amines, whereas in the use of the absorbent for oleophilic liquids and gases polyamide waxes, fatty amine salts or saponification resistant alkoxy silanes may be used.
Calcium silicate granules with a fatty amine addition produced by a process comprising the steps of:
Calcium silicate granules having a polyamide wax addition, produced by a process comprising the steps of:
Calcium silicate granules having a fatty amine addition of 0.05 to 0.5% by weight of fatty amine, based on the solid mixture quantity used and calculated as dry weight, produced by the steps comprising:
Calcium silicate granules having a fatty amine salt addition, produced by the steps comprising:
Calcium silicate granules having a saponification-resistant alkoxy silane addition, produced by the steps comprising:
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