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sodium aluminium hydroxide

Started by officer_murphy, February 01, 2004, 04:52:00 PM

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officer_murphy

what can sodium aluminum hydroxide be used for?

terbium

From the Merck Index:

  8715.    Sodium Aluminate. 
  Aluminum sodium oxide.  AlNaO2; mol wt 81.97.  Al 32.92%, Na 28.05%, O 39.04%.        White granular mass.  mp 1650 deg.  Very sol in water.  Insol in alcohol. 
  The aq soln is strongly alkaline.

          USE:  Printing on fabrics; manuf lake colors; sizing paper; manuf milk-glass, soap; hardening building stones; water softener.


Zamboni

Sounds almost like antacid. Magnesium aluminum hydroxide should have less bounce back effect. 

Maalox = magnesium and aluminum hydroxides.

gsus

no such thing as the hydroxide. adding Na+ to Al hydroxide gives only oxide mentioned. did you mean hydride?! that is a different story and not something you'd want to take as an antacid. this is much like LAH but with THF or dimethyl Cellosolve as solvent as it has low et2o sol. find out which you have by tossing a chunk in a distant pail of H20.