Ethyl silicate

Ethyl silicate

(C₂H₅)₄SiO₄ A colorless, flammable liquid, hydrolyzed by water; used as a preservative for stone, brick, and masonry, in lacquers, and as a bonding agent. Also known as ethyl orthosilicate.

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