Preparation and Characterization of Glass Flake/Nano-TiO2 Compound Particle on Low Temperature

Yi Guo; Jun Yan; Shi Guo Du; Bin Wang; Jia Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.490-495.3362

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Preparation and Characterization of Glass Flake/Nano-TiO₂ Compound Particle on Low Temperature

Abstract:

Glass flake has excellent capacity of anti-infiltration, for perfecting the bonding of resin and glass flake, Using butyl titanate as the main material, the glass flake/TiO2 composite particle doped by Sn4+ at low temperature was prepared. SEM observation indicated that TiO2 particles covered the glass flake powder surface and form nanometer/micron structure. XRD showed TiO2 particle was amorphous, the particle size was very small or just formed halfcrystal. Acidity effected the growth speed of crystal and structure of growth elementary. SnCl4 could form heterogeneous crystal to lead the TiO2 film formation.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 490-495)

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Yi Guo, Jun Yan, Shi Guo Du, Bin Wang, Jia Liu

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Compound Particle, Glass Flake, TiO₂

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