Skin lotion comprising aqueous dispersion of ultra-fine titanium particles
CA 2465788 A1 · Owner: Takase, Hiroaki · Inventors: Hirata, Yoshihiro; Takase, Hiroaki; Ueda, Yoshio
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An aqueous dispersion of ultra-fine titanium particles is produced by a method which comprises burning a mixed gas of oxygen and hydrogen in a high pressure water, by the use of an apparatus for producing a skin lotion comprising a tank for containing a high pressure water a nozzle for spraying a mixed gas , of oxygen and hydrogen a titanium rod, an ignition device and a pressureresistant container having a combustion chamber melting titanium with the , resulting combustion gas and dispersing the resulting ultra-fine particles of titanium in water. The aqueous dispersion of ultra-fine titanium particles is used in a skin lotion or the like.
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