Product and method for forming in situ insoluble metal silicates

Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Structurally defined web or sheet – Discontinuous or differential coating – impregnation or bond

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ABSTRACT:
A method for fire retarding and preserving wood products, paper, cardboard, boxboard, cloth and other porous materials, having a plurality of internal voids, in which a water soluble silicate composition is applied to those porous materials, penetrating into the voids, and the material dried. Thereafter, a water soluble metallic salt composition is applied, also penetrating into the voids and reacting in situ to form a water insoluble metallic silicate with a high degree of water of hydration disposed throughout the voids.

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