Precipitated silicas and process for their production and use

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Silicon or compound thereof – Oxygen containing

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51308, 51311, 423339, 424 49, 424 52, C01B 3312, C09K 314, A61K 716

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051105748

ABSTRACT:
Process for the production of cleansing, polishing and thickening silica for use in toothpastes, which is characterized in that using the conventional precipitation processes, silica suspensions are obtained of various particles sizes and particle densities and are mixed thoroughly together until the mixture is homogenous in the suspension phase and the resulting suspension mixture is treated in the conventional manner by filtering, drying and comminuting.

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