Hydrophobicity through metal ion activation

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523210, 523211, 523212, 523213, 523216, C08K 910, C08K 912, C08K 902, C08K 904

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ABSTRACT:
A method of increasing the hydrophobicity of solid materials. The inventive method comprises the steps of: (a) metal ion activating the surface of a solid substrate material to provide reactive metal sites on the surface and (b) chemically bonding a surfactant to the surface at the reactive metal sites. Titanium dioxide pigments and other particulate property modifiers treated in accordance with the inventive method are more readily dispersed in polymer compositions.

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