Titanium dioxide pigment treated to suppress yellowing in polyme

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106308N, 524497, C09C 136

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043774172

ABSTRACT:
A titanium dioxide pigment is provided for use in polymeric compositions comprising a pyrogenic titanium dioxide pigment which has been treated with a composition comprising an organophosphate/alkanolamine addition product.
This invention provides for a novel method for treating a pyrogenic titanium dioxide pigment in order to reduce yellowing when such pigment is incorporated into a polymeric composition comprising adding to such pigment a composition which comprises an organophosphate/alkanolamine addition product.

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