Ti, Titanium Ore Mineral Analysis

Titanium is mainly found in anatase, brookite, ilmenite, leukoxen, perovskite, rutile and sphene minerals. However, only ilmenite, leukoxen and rutile minerals have an economic importance.

Metallic titanium is known for its corrosion resistance and high strength / weight ratio. Approximately 95 percent of this element is consumed in the form of titanium dioxide, a white pigment, in the production of paint, paper and plastic. Titanium dioxide pigment is known for its purity, refractive index, particle size and surface properties.

To improve the pigment properties, the particle size is controlled in the range of about 0.2 to 0.4 micrometers. The superiority of titanium dioxide as a white pigment comes from its overall high refractive index and its ability to shine with excellent hiding power and shine.

Ilmenite mineral is an auxiliary mineral commonly found in igneous rocks and sedimentary rocks in many parts of the world. This mineral has been found abundantly in lunar rocks. Ilmenite is a black iron titanium oxide and the primary ore of titanium metal.

Along with some metals, durable and light alloys are produced from a small amount of titanium. These alloys are used to produce a wide variety of high-performance materials such as aircraft parts, artificial joints for people, and bicycle parts.

An important part of the Ilmenite mineral is used to obtain titanium dioxide, a white and highly reflective material. It is a white, highly reflective material that is powdered and used as a pigment. These pigments are used to add a white color and shine to paint, paper, adhesive, plastic, toothpaste and even food.

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