Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Oxygen or compound thereof – Metal containing
Patent
1996-01-30
1999-01-26
Bos, Steven
Chemistry of inorganic compounds
Oxygen or compound thereof
Metal containing
423 69, 423 82, 423610, C01G 2346, C01G 2347
Patent
active
058635149
ABSTRACT:
Titanium oxide, comprising lamina shaped titanium oxide particles having a thickness of 10-30 nm and a width of 0.5 to 1 .mu.m, may be prepared by exfoliating a layered titanic acid powder having a formula H.sub.x Ti.sub.2-x/4 O.sub.4.nH.sub.2 O, where x=0.60-0.75, to form a titania sol; followed by drying and heating, to obtain a titanium oxide. The layered titanic acid powder may be prepared by contacting cesium titanate having an orthorhombic layered structure with an aqueous acid solution.
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Sasaki Takayoshi
Tsutsumi Masayuki
Watanabe Mamoru
Bos Steven
National Institute for Research in Inorganic Materials
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