Abstract:The study addresses the problem of using recycled materials for the production of a wide range of diverse products; in this context, the paper investigates the extraction of amorphous silicon (IV) dioxide from rice waste, i.e. rice husk, which differs in its chemical composition from all other cereal crops by a high content of silicon dioxide. Amorphous silicon (IV) oxide is widely used in electronics, medicine, food industry, cosmetology, paintwork materials manufacturing, and other industries. Amorphous sili… Show more
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