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silicate Any one of a large family of substances chiefly used with titanium dioxide, the primary pigment, as an extender pigment. When used in moderation, these silicates (magnesium silicate, aluminum silicate, etc.) are valuable in helping control gloss, aid brushability, and increase hold-out properties and overall exterior durability.
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silicate Mineral or rock composed of silicate molecules (silicon and hydrogen).
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silicate insoluble metal salt with silicon and oxygen in its anion; silicates with the addition of quartz describe the chemical group of minerals which make up most of the Earth's crust.
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silicate any member of the very widely occurring compounds characterized by the presence of the elements, silicon, oxygen and one or more metals with or without hydrogen.
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silicate c. a dental cement that is translucent and porcelainlike when set; formerly used for esthetic temporary and semipermanent restorations of anterior teeth.
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