Document Type : Short Review Article
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1 Laboratory of Engineering Profile “Physical and Chemical Methods of Analysis”, Korkyt Ata Kyzylorda University, Kyzylorda, Kazakhstan
2 Department of Metallurgy and Materials Science, Karaganda Industrial University, Temirtau, Kazakhstan
3 Department of Biology, Geography and Chemistry, Institute of Natural Science, Korkyt Ata Kyzylorda University, Kyzylorda, Kazakhstan
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1. Introduction
2. Natural Sources of Sodium Aluminosilicates
2.1. Structural and coordination evolution of the aluminosilicate matrix in geological systems
2.2. Mineralogical analogies and the role of sodium in the geochemistry of aluminosilicates
2.3. Geochemical migration of alkali elements and the formation of Na-Al-Si phases
2.4. Technogenic analogues of natural aluminosilicates and their significance
3. Synthesis of Sodium Aluminosilicates
3.1. Alkaline activation of silicate raw materials and the role of sodium activators
3.2. Activation of technogenic raw materials and processing of industrial wastes
3.3. Durability of aluminosilicate systems and the effects of aggressive environments
3.4. Control of hydration, phase formation, and crystallization
3.5. Formation of porous, zeolitic, and highly structured sodium aluminosilicates
3.6. Synthesis of sodium aluminosilicates in multifunctional composites and catalytic systems
3.7. Synthesis of aluminosilicates from technogenic and biogenic raw materials
4. Applications of Sodium Aluminosilicates
4.1. Sorption, ion-exchange, and catalytic systems
4.2. Soil stabilization and engineering geochemistry
4.3. Environmental technologies: recycling, waste utilization, and environmental remediation
4.4. Next-generation construction systems and materials
4.5. Protective coatings, corrosion resistance, and interactions in saline environments
5. Conclusion
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