Impact Evaluation to Human Body Skin of Titania Photocatalyst Fine Particles

Watanabe, Eiji; Fukaya, Mitsuharu; Taoda, Hiroshi

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A Novel Formulation for the Modification of Transition Metal Oxide Surfaces for Antifogging Optical Application, p.42
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Impact Evaluation to Human Body Skin of Titania Photocatalyst Fine Particles

Periodical	Materials Science Forum (Volumes 510 - 511)
Main Theme	Eco-Materials Processing & Design VII
Edited by	Hyung Sun Kim, Yu Bao Li and Soo Wohn Lee
Pages	38-41
DOI	10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.510-511.38
Citation	Eiji Watanabe et al., 2006, Materials Science Forum, 510-511, 38
Online since	March, 2006
Authors	Eiji Watanabe, Mitsuharu Fukaya, Hiroshi Taoda
Keywords	Artificial Skin, Evaluation, Harmful Strength, Photocatalytic, Titania
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Abstract

The establishment of evaluation test method of the titania photocatalyst fine particle impact to human body skin was attempted. In this method, the amount of emergence of carbon dioxide, which was expected one of the generation products from the artificial skin according to the titania photocatalyst fine particles activity, was identified and measured by the gas analyzer. It was found that the amount of the carbon dioxide evolution from the artificial skin was different according to the difference of the particle size of the titania photocatalyst fine particle.