Removing Water from Calcium Silicate (CaSi2H5.nH2O)

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The discussion centers on the conversion of calcium silicate hydrate (CaSi2H5.nH2O) to anhydrous calcium silicate (CaSiO3). The recommended method for removing the water content involves forced heating convection, which effectively drives off the water molecules associated with the hydrate. This process is crucial for obtaining the desired reactant, CaSiO3, for further applications.

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I want to use calcium silicate (CaSiO3) as my reactant, but the suplier give me CaSi2H5.nH2O. He says that this one is calcium silicate. I just wonder to know how to remove the water (nH2O) so i get the CaSiO3?
 
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