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1. (Geological Science) of, relating to, or containing abundant silica: siliceous deposits; a siliceous clay. 2. (Botany) (of plants) growing in or needing soil rich in silica.
By mixing a slurry of the inorganic materials in a dilute solution of the silane coupling agent, a highly uniform and precise surface treatment of the inorganic material can be obtained. (2) Dry Method. A high shear, high speed, mixer is used to disperse the silane coupling agent into the inorganic materials.rganic Reactive Silanes. The improved adhesion between the surfaces of inorganic materials treated with silane coupling agents and organic resins is caused by: (1) Improved wetting of the treated inorganic surface by the resin. (2) Improved compatibility between the treated inorganic surface and the resin.