Spherical particles of titanium dioxide coated with a uniform layer of iron oxides, having a narrow size distribution, and process for preparing the same
CA 1236345 A · Owner: Montedison S.P.A. · Inventors: Matijevic, Egon; Gherardi, Paola
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Spherical particles having sizes below 1 µm or at, maximum of 3.04 µm, a narrow size size distribution consisting or consisting essentially, of TiO2 coated by a uniform layer having a thickness up to 400 .ANG. consisting essentially of .alpha.or, .gamma. - Fe2O3, or magnetite, or mixtures thereof said particles, being prepared by a process consisting or consisting essen-, tially, in the precipitation of the oxide from Fe (III) salt solutions on the surface of solid pre-formed TiO2 particles having a narrow size distribution and a number average diameter below 1 µm or ? 3 µm, the Fe (III) concentration being ? 40% by weight calculated on TiO2, the pH of the suspension ranging from 1.0 to …
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- Granted May 10, 1988. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended May 10, 2005.
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