Process for producing plate-like magnetite particles and plate-l

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Oxygen or compound thereof – Metal containing

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423632, C01G 4906, C01G 4908

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ABSTRACT:
Plate-like magnetite particles, plate-like maghemite particles and the processes for producing these particles are herein disclosed. The plate-like magnetite particles and the plate-like maghemite particles provided according to the present invention are fine plate-like particles which are poreless and non-sintered as the plate-like magnetite particles are produced directly from an aqueous solution and these plate-like magnetite particles are oxidized by heating to produce the plate-like maghemite particles. Therefore, these particles can be filled to a high density in a vehicle or resin, have good dispersibility and orientability and are also high in a degree of particle contact, so that they are suited for use as electromagnetic wave absorbing and shielding material, magnetic material for magnetic recording, black or brown pigment for paints and colorant for rubber and plastic products.

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Patent Abstracts of Japan, vol. 11, No. 132 (C-417) (2579) Apr. 24, 1987.

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