Titanium dioxide is a white, odorless, and naturally occurring mineral compound that finds extensive use in various industries. It is most notably recognized as a white pigment in paints, coatings, plastics, and cosmetics due to its exceptional opacity and brightness. Titanium dioxide serves as an effective UV blocker in sunscreens, protecting the skin from harmful ultraviolet rays. In addition to its role in pigmentation and UV protection, it is employed as a catalyst in the chemical industry, and as a strengthening and opacifying agent in the food industry for items like confectionery, sauces, and toothpaste. Its versatility and ability to enhance color, protection, and strength make titanium dioxide an indispensable component in a wide range of everyday products.
white flakes, granules, shiny, color allowed, hygroscopic, soluble in water.
Chemical properties: Melting point 318.4 �¢?? Boiling point 1390 �¢?? The relative density of 2.130
Solubility: soluble in water, and strongly exothermic. Dissolved in ethanol and glycerol easily; insoluble in acetone, ether. Exposed on the air, it will eventually completely dissolved into solution.
Application:
The base is a basic chemical raw material widely used in papermaking, synthetic washing and textile industry such as soap, viscose, rayon and cotton, pesticides, dyes, rubber and chemicals. Industrial, oil drilling, oil industry that refines petroleum oils and tars, as well as defense industry, machinery industry, wood processing, metallurgical industry, pharmaceutical industry and urban construction. It is also used in the manufacture of chemicals, paper, soaps and detergents, rayon and cellophane, processing alumina made from bauxite, and also in mercerizing parts of textiles, water treatment, etc.
