Method for manufacturing silicate glasses from alkoxides

Glass manufacturing – Processes – Fining or homogenizing molten glass

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65DIG14, 106 52, 106 734, 106 735, 252317, C03B 516, C03C 304

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ABSTRACT:
A process is provided for producing carbon-free homogeneous silicate compositions comprising;
Combining a hydrolyzable metal alkoxide with a clear solution of a partially hydrolyzed silicon tetraalkoxide so as to form a clear solution of a further hydrolyzable metallosiloxane;
Adding an additional quantity of water to said solution in an amount in excess of that required to theoretically hydrolyze residual alkoxy groups of said further hydrolyzable metallosiloxane, thereby forming a substantially hydrolyzed metallosiloxane;
Fractionally distilling said substantially hydrolyzed metallosiloxane, i.e. heating under a fractionating column, in the presence of free water for a time sufficient to remove all residual alcohol as distillate and hydrolyze residual alkoxy groups.

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