Method for coating surface of fine particles with a layer of fin

Coating processes – Particles – flakes – or granules coated or encapsulated – Inorganic base

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4274192, 428403, B05D 724

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ABSTRACT:
Minute particles having the surface thereof coated with a dense layer of extremely fine particles of a metal oxide are produced by dispersing the fine particles having water adsorbed in advance on the surface thereof in a hydrophobic organic solvent having an alcohol and optionally an amine dissolved therein and adding to the resultant dispersion a hydrophobic organic solvent having a metal alkoxide dissolved therein, thereby inducing hydrolysis of the metal alkoxide on the surface of the fine particles and consequent deposition of a metal oxide on the surface of the fine particles.

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