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titleOfInvention Surface organic modification method for titanium dioxide pigment
abstract The invention discloses a surface organic modification method for titanium dioxide pigment. The surface organic modification method for the titanium dioxide pigment comprises the following steps: adding 10-50 parts of solvent into 100 parts of rutile titanium dioxide, uniformly stirring for forming slurry, then sequentially adding 5-12 parts of bentonite SD-2, 2-7 parts of aluminium oxide powder and 5-15 parts of organic zinc compound and uniformly stirring, then sequentially adding 1-12 parts of amide compound and 1-5 parts of methanol, stirring for reacting for 0.5-2 hours, and finally filtering, baking, drying and grinding, so that surface organic modification on the titanium dioxide pigment is completed. When the obtained titanium dioxide pigment is applied to a coating, the rheology state of the titanium dioxide pigment in a coating solution can be obviously improved, and the dispersibility of the titanium dioxide pigment is improved; meanwhile, the titanium dioxide pigment is stronger in photostability and has higher weather resistance.
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