Process for preparing ultrafine aluminum silicate salt particles
OwnerKyu Jae Youinventor
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Abstract
A process for preparing ultrafine aluminum silicate salt particles, said process comprising the steps of admixing a solution of aluminum chloride with water glass to form an aluminum silicate gel, adding a suspension of calcium and magnesium hydroxides into said aluminum silicate gel to form a calcium and magnesium salt of aluminum silicate, aging said calcium and magnesium salt of aluminum silicate by heating and agitating, neutralizing a mixture of a solution of sodium aluminate and water glass by adding hydrochloric acid to form another aluminum silicate gel, and admixing said another aluminum silicate gel into with aged calcium and magnesium salt of aluminum silicate, and simultaneously heating and agitating the resulting mixture.
Claims4
A process for preparing ultrafine aluminum silicate salt particles having a BET surface area of 400 to 500 m.sup.2 /g and an oil-absorbability of 400 to 600 ml/100 g, said process comprising the steps of:
- a first admixing of a solution of aluminum chloride with a soluble silicic acid-containing material to form a first aluminum silicate gel;
- adding a suspension of calcium and magnesium hydroxides to said first aluminum silicate gel to form a calcium and magnesium salt of aluminum silicate;
- aging the resulting mixture containing said calcium and magnesium salt of aluminum silicate by heating and agitation thereof;
- neutralizing a mixture of a solution of sodium aluminate and a soluble silicic acid-containing material by adding hydrochloric acid to form a second aluminum silicate gel;
- a second admixing of said second aluminum silicate gel with said aged mixture containing said calcium and magnesium salt of aluminum silicate with simultaneous heating and agitation thereof;
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- recovering aluminum silicate salt particles from the resulting mixture of said second admixing.
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