Sodium silicate adhesives, derived from easily accessible and cost-effective raw materials, boast an economical edge over many synthetic organic polymer-based adhesives. Notably, their exceptional resistance to extreme temperatures sets them apart, with some variants capable of withstanding up to 1100°C. Their inherent inorganic composition renders them completely flame-resistant and impervious to microbial or animal degradation. As a consequence, sodium silicate adhesives find frequent application in the realm of building and construction.