Research on the Hydrothermal Processing of Mica-Titanium Pearlescent Pigment Precursor

Wen Jin Ji; Da Guang Li; Xiang Zhu He; Yu Ying Zheng; Chao Yu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.418-420.501

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Research on the Hydrothermal Processing of Mica-Titanium Pearlescent Pigment Precursor

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This paper represents the study of hydrothermal processing of mica-titanium pearlescent pigment precursor. Mica-titanium pearlescent pigment precursor was prepared by boiling sulfuric acid hydrolysis method. Then the precursor was put into an autoclave and heated at 180°C～240°C for 4～12 hours. The results showed that the crystallinity of TiO₂ increased with longer hydrothermal time and higher hydrothermal temperature. The morphology of mica-titanium pearlescent pigments which was prepared by high-temperature calcination and hydrothermal method was also studied.

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Wen Jin Ji, Da Guang Li, Xiang Zhu He, Yu Ying Zheng, Chao Yu

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Crystallinity, Hydrothermal Processing, Mica-Titanium, Pearlescent Pigment

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