Lithium Silicate is the smallest stable silica molecule on Earth. By attaching one Silicon Dioxide ($SiO_2$) molecule to a single Lithium atom, we achieve a high-ratio, low-viscosity solution.
Unlike Sodium and Potassium silicates, which remain water-soluble and can wash away over time, Lithium Silicate becomes relatively insoluble once dried.
Efflorescence is the white, powdery salt that ruins the appearance of concrete. Lithium is the most stable element in the silicate family:
Li < K < Na



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