Silicon ion complex organized with carboxylic acid, method for manufacturing complex, and product using same
A technology of silicon ions and complexes, applied in the directions of non-active ingredients medical preparations, medical preparations containing active ingredients, organic chemistry, etc., can solve the problems of plants unable to fully absorb nutrients, weak roots, and less harvest.
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Embodiment 1
[0202] [Example 1] Preparation experiment using a sodium sodium citric acid
[0203] Utty sodium gillylate (NA 2 SiO 3 · 9h 2 O) Perform an organic ionization experiment.
[0204] During the process,
[0205] (1) 20 g of citric anhydride 20g in 500 mL beaker.
[0206] (2) and, the pH is adjusted to base 8.0 by sodium carbonate (which is carried out due to the impact of pH without pH in neutral sodium alkaline state, in order to prevent insoluble impurities due to pH impact ).
[0207] (3) In the mechanical stirring environment, slowly dissolve the sodium silicate (NA) 2 SiO 3 · 9h 2 O) 20g (hygroscopicity and heat absorption during dissolution).
[0208] (4) The organized silicon ion complex prepared is stabilized in a transparent solution, and the 2 g of 20 g is sufficiently dissolved in 500 mL (the amount of pure die ion is exchanged, equivalent to about 3.954 g / L).
[0209] (5) The prepared organic silicon ion complex was separated, and the stability was reduced to pH ≤ 1.5 o...
Embodiment 2
[0215] [Example 2] Preparation experiment with the use of sodirate organic ionic complex by malic acid
[0216] Utty sodium gillylate (NA 2 SiO 3 · 9h 2 O) Perform an organic ionization experiment.
[0217] During the process,
[0218] (1) 20 g of malic acid was dissolved in 500 mL beaker.
[0219] (2) and, the pH is adjusted to base 8.0 by sodium carbonate (which is carried out due to the impact of pH without pH in neutral sodium alkaline state, in order to prevent insoluble impurities due to pH impact ).
[0220] (3) Under mechanical stirring, slowly dissolve the sodium silicate (NA) 2 SiO 3 · 9h 2 O) 20g (hygroscopicity and heat absorption during dissolution). The higher the temperature of the dissolved silicate, the dissolution rate is fast. It is more suitable for increasing the binding force of the organic acid, it is more suitable for slowly dissolving at a low temperature.
[0221] (4) The organized silicon ion complex prepared is stabilized in a transparent solution, and ...
Embodiment 3
[0224] [Example 3] Preparation experiment with a sodirate organic ionic complex of tartaric acid
[0225] Utty sodium gillylate (NA 2 SiO 3 · 9h 2 O) Perform an organic ionization experiment.
[0226] During the process,
[0227] (1) 40 g of tartaric acid was dissolved in 500 mL beaker.
[0228] (2) The step of adjusting the pH is omitted.
[0229] (3) Under mechanical stirring, slowly dissolve the sodium silicate (NA) 2 SiO 3 · 9h 2 O) 40g.
[0230] (4) Organized silicon ion complex is stabilized in a transparent solution, and 40 g is sufficiently dissolved in 500 mL and maintain ionic state (in the amount of pure die ion), it corresponds to about 7.908 g / l). For the problem of dissolving such a number of silicates, it is necessary to further study after the problem of solubilic acid.
[0231] (5) Separation of the organified silicon ion complex 100 mL, after the 250 ml beaker is filled, the stability is confirmed by the 37% hydrochloric acid reagent below pH ≤ 1.5 or less. Con...
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