The Influence of Rutile Nano-TiO2 on Paint Ultraviolet Resistance

Jian Chun Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.622-623.791

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The Influence of Rutile Nano-TiO₂ on Paint Ultraviolet Resistance

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Rutile nano-TiO₂ was modified with surfactant to improve its dispersion in organic solvents. The modified nano- TiO2 was used in furniture paint, anticorrosive paint and automotive paint. The ultraviolet resistance of the paint was knowed by detecting the color difference and gloss loss rate of the paint. The results show that: the nano-TiO₂ which is modified with B/C surfactant has excellent dispersion in paint. And it shows excellent ultravioleting performance in paint applications. The paint color and gloss can be maintained for a longer time.

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Dispersion, Nano-TiO₂, Surfactant, Ultraviolet Resistance

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