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    • 1. 发明专利
    • Improvements in and relating to the manufacture of titanium oxide
    • GB299835A
    • 1928-11-02
    • GB2042227
    • 1927-08-02
    • FRANCIS GEORGE COAD STEPHENSLENNOX JAMES ANDERSONWILLIAM ALAN CASH
    • C09C1/00
    • 299,835. Stephens, F. G. C., Anderson, L. J., and Cash, W. A. Aug. 2. 1927. Pigments.-In the treatment of a titanium sulphate solution with a soluble alkaline earth salt solution, e.g. of barium chloride, the former is added gradually to a prepared bulk of the latter. Preferably the temperature is maintained at 25-40‹ C., say at 30-35‹ C., during precipitation of the alkaline earth sulphate, and is thereafter raised to and maintained at about 100‹ C. until substantially all the titanium in solution is precipitated. The conditions may be such that the particles of the composite precipitate are just sufficiently large to be filterable; for instance the one solution may contain 16 per cent of titanium dioxide as sulphate, and the other 100 parts of barium chloride to 750 parts of water. The filtered and washed precipitate may be suspended in water and have added thereto a small quantity of boric acid or a borate prior to calcination, in the manner described in Specification 273,017. Titanium sulphate for use in the process may be obtained from the ore by the process described in Specification 256,734, [Class 1 (iii), Oxides &c., Metallic], for instance, the finely ground ore may be mixed with water to form pulp or slurry which is agitated whilst there is added rapidly thereto the requisite quantity of oleum.
    • 3. 发明专利
    • Improvements relating to the manufacture of titanium containing compounds
    • GB309051A
    • 1929-04-02
    • GB2595327
    • 1927-10-01
    • FRANCIS GEORGE COAD STEPHENSLENNOX JAMES ANDERSONWILLIAM ALAN CASH
    • C09C1/00C09C1/36
    • 309,051. Stephens, F. G. C., Andersost, L. J., and Cash, W. A. Oct. 1, 1927. Pigments.-Titanium salt solutions are liydrolyzed by adding the hot or cold salt solution to warm or boiling water to which has previously been added a colloid other than colloidal titanium oxide, for instance silicic acid. Solutions from which ferrous sulphate has, if necessary, been removed by crystallisation and containing about 5 per cent of titanous salts are preferably employed. To obtain composite pigments the solution may have an insoluble alkaline earth sulphate such as barium sulphate suspended therein; or a soluble barium salt solution may be added to a solution of titanium sulphate; or to a hydrolyzed solution of titanium sulphate, in which the titanium dioxide remains suspended, a solution of an alkaline earth salt may be added; or a sulphate solution of for instance sodium sulphate may be added and then one of an alkaline earth chloride; or the titanium dioxide obtained may be washed free from iron, mixed with an alkaline earth sulphate, neutralized, and calcined with or without the addition of a borate. In the last case the admixture of an alkaline earth sulphate may be omitted to obtain a pigment consisting substantially of titanium dioxide.