pure titanium dioxide

1. Preparation of the titanium solution This involves dissolving titanium ore or other titanium-containing compounds in a suitable solvent to form a concentrated solution Preparation of the titanium solution This involves dissolving titanium ore or other titanium-containing compounds in a suitable solvent to form a concentrated solution Preparation of the titanium solution This involves dissolving titanium ore or other titanium-containing compounds in a suitable solvent to form a concentrated solution Preparation of the titanium solution This involves dissolving titanium ore or other titanium-containing compounds in a suitable solvent to form a concentrated solutionprecipitation of titanium dioxide equation.

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To make up the batch of lithopone the solution containing the original 1050 pounds of barium sulphide and 856 pounds of titanium acid cake is added to sufiicient zinc sulphate solution of approximately 35 Baum at 60 Centigrade to completely precipitate all the BaS as zinc sulphide and barium sulphate so that the final precipitate contains a suspen-. sion of co-p'recipitated zinc sulphide barium sulphate intimately mixed with a suspension of titanium oxide. On the completion of the reaction, shown by the complete absence of either soluble zinc or barium in a filtered por-.

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Metal detectors can not only detect a variety of metals at various depths depending on the size of the object, but some can even detect the differences between various metals. This differentiation is done by measuring the deflection of the magnetic field generated by the metal detector. Titanium is often used in medical implants, so patients with implants that contain titanium often have to make this known to airport security personnel in order to pass inspection.

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