Process for the preparation of pigment grade iron oxides from fe

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

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106304, C01G 4906, C09C 124

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042619661

ABSTRACT:
Pigment grade Fe.sub.2 O.sub.3 is prepared from ferrous sulphate by a roasting process. The ferrous sulphate, partly dehydrated and granulated, is partially converted to the oxide by roasting. After elimination of soluble constituents by washing with water, the oxide is subjected to pigmentary calcination and then crushed and optionally micronized. This process makes it possible to prepare red pigments of excellent quality characterized particularly by pure tints ranging from orange-red to purplish-red. The oil absorptions are especially low. Low toxic impurity concentrations permit the use of these pigments in foodstuffs.

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