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titanium oxide |
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| Presentations will be included on many different types of fillers, from flash calcined clays, diatomaceous earths and perlites, aluminas, natural fibers, titanium oxides, mica, wollastonite, pigments and glass foam to nanographite, POSS and nanocomposites. Also known as iron titanium oxide, it could prove invaluable for generating oxygen for human exploration. A microscopically thin transparent coating of titanium oxide has two important chemical properties which, when combined, make the glass 'self cleaning'. |
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