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silica The oxide of Silicon, SiO2
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silica one of the essential ingredients used in making glass; a mineral, the most common form being sand from the seashore or inland beds.
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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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silica derived from the horsetail plant and sand. Water repellent and lubricant.
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silica Naturally occurring silica occurs in deposits which are 99 percent silicon dioxide. The hardness provides both mechanical strength and abrasion resistance. Silica's are an economical extender-filler which is thermally stable, pure, low in ionic impurities, and hard. They are often used as antiblocking agents in polyolefin's.
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