Natrijum silikat (Serbian Wikipedia)

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  • Johannes van Helmont (1644): Opuscula medica inaudita, published by Jost Kalckhoven (Jodocum Kalcoven) Cologne, Germany. In Part I: De Lithiasi, page 53, van Helmont mentions that alkalis dissolve silicates: "Porro lapides, gemmae, arenae, marmora, silices, &c. adjuncto alcali, vitrificantur: sin autem plure alcali coquantur, resolvuntur in humido quidem: ac resoluta, facili negotio acidorum spirituum, separantur ab alcali, pondere pristini pulveris lapidum." (Furthermore, stone, gems, sand, marble, silica, etc., become glassy by the addition of alkali: but if roasted with more alkali, they are dissolved in moisture: and the former weight of the stone powder is separated from the alkali and released by simply adding acid.)
  • Von Wagner, Rudolf (1892; translation of 13th edition by Willian Crookes) Manual of Chemical Technology [1]
  • Von Wagner (1897). Manual of Chemical Technology.  (1892 translation)
  • Morris Schrero (1922): Water-glass: A Bibliography. Published by Carnegie Library, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

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