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titleOfInvention Humidity control ceramic material
abstract (57) [Problem] To provide a humidity controlled ceramic material which adsorbs harmful gas components and has a harmful gas component decomposition action by a photocatalyst. SOLUTION: Diatomaceous earth: 20 (parts by weight, The same applies hereinafter) Sepiolite: 20 Clay: 25 Aggregate 3 5 was mixed with a mixer, and 15 parts of silicon, 30 parts of sodium, 0.6 parts of lithium, and 1.5 parts of aluminum were formed on the surface of the humidity-conditioning ceramic material obtained by press molding using a press mold. A photocatalyst coating agent obtained by mixing a coating agent with apatite-coated titanium dioxide to a concentration of 5% was coated with a spray gun at a rate of 40 g per unit area (1 m 2 ). Drying and heat treatment were performed at 0 ° C.
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