日本語Monolithic Titania
Titania monolith and its granular particles are porous material having a dual-pore structure of through pore and small pore whose skeletons are composed of 100% titanium oxide. While having the excellent flow path characteristic of the monolith, it shows high strength derived from titanium oxide.
It can also be applied to a purpose requiring corrosion resistance such as under strong alkali which could not be applied to date. Moreover, it shows a photocatalytic action peculiar to titanium oxide, it can also control the particle diameter and pore size freely while maintaining a high specific surface area, so it is a material with high potential that can be applied as a highly efficient reaction medium.
<< Characteristics of monolithic titania >>
・Porous material having high specific surface area and high porosity.
・Single-pore/dual-pore structure particles having perfusion characteristic.
・High strength, Acid resistance, Alkali resistance, Photocatalysis and Thermal catalysis.
<< Basic physical property >>
| Constituent | Titanium oxide |
| Through pore diameter | Controllable from 0.1-5 µm |
| Small pore diameter | Controllable from 0-15 nm |
| Crystal structure | Anatase or Rutile |
| Specific surface area | Up to 250 m2/g |
| Small pore volume | Up to 0.3 cm3/g |
| Bulk density | 0.7-1.3 g/cm3 |
| Form/size control range |
Monolith: rod diameter up to 6 mm Particle: amorphous/particle diameter 5-5000 µm |
<< Example of skeletal structure of monolithic titania >>
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