Where did you get the slab of glass? Would one be able to use a Pyrex rectangular baking dish, I saw one in Walmart the other day, by turning the dish upside down and mixing the chemicals on the bottom of the dish?
I am puzzled by these zinc phosphate videos. Glass is a great INSULATOR (inhibits the transmission of heat). That would make it just about the WORST material to draw heat away from an exothermic reaction. Seems to me they should use a block of metal, ceramic, or marble. Then after getting the cement prepared, how long is it workable? How long until it cures? Can it be applied to a wet surface? Can the excess be removed easily?
They react in seconds. Depends heavly on thickness. We harden our mixes in 1h. When the mix comes dry out the spice dryer, it can be heatet up to 100°C for 2min and it is as hard as it gets. No water will bring in a dis-balance into the chemical mix. Go checkout "phosphate geopolymers" because they are more workable.
they generate heat (exothermic property) which will make them sets faster if you add all powder one short. And therefore, the working time will be shorter. So if you add by increments, lesser heat generated compared to like mixing all the powder together.
Thanks for the uneducated opinion and proof of why it is wrong. Only thing I see wrong is your lack of knowledge in how to make a useful comment. RIGHT!
Can you pls show how a base and luting consistency to be like?
why r u using the zoe spatula
Where did you get the slab of glass? Would one be able to use a Pyrex rectangular baking dish, I saw one in Walmart the other day, by turning the dish upside down and mixing the chemicals on the bottom of the dish?
Pyrex should work
Love your video I'm gonna do my next tomorrow thank il be back
is that without flouride ?
No matter what i do mine ends up setting on the glass :( big hard lumps unusable
Me too!
I am puzzled by these zinc phosphate videos. Glass is a great INSULATOR (inhibits the transmission of heat). That would make it just about the WORST material to draw heat away from an exothermic reaction. Seems to me they should use a block of metal, ceramic, or marble. Then after getting the cement prepared, how long is it workable? How long until it cures? Can it be applied to a wet surface? Can the excess be removed easily?
It should be a cooled slab
They react in seconds. Depends heavly on thickness. We harden our mixes in 1h. When the mix comes dry out the spice dryer, it can be heatet up to 100°C for 2min and it is as hard as it gets.
No water will bring in a dis-balance into the chemical mix.
Go checkout "phosphate geopolymers" because they are more workable.
What the heck do you mix into the powder? What’s that liquid stuff? Can you tell me what that is? Thank You
Zink phosphate cement comes in two parts that have to be mixed, one is powder and second is solution.
If u don't know, u don't need it
Why the 6 increments and why initially small and then more powder ?
To encoporate mixing of each of the powder Particles very well !
they generate heat (exothermic property) which will make them sets faster if you add all powder one short. And therefore, the working time will be shorter. So if you add by increments, lesser heat generated compared to like mixing all the powder together.
To inc the setting time
Hi, Is it permanent glue for bridge? Or temporary? thanks
Permanent
isn't the manipulation in large circular manner
Yes it shld be in a large circular manner
Life????
What was that? Looks disgusting!! Is that for filling tooth cavity? Can I chew or eat hard food after?
No it is not a cavity filling material. It is used as a cement to lute crown and bridges.
Wrong
Thanks for the uneducated opinion and proof of why it is wrong. Only thing I see wrong is your lack of knowledge in how to make a useful comment. RIGHT!