Brown ceramic pigments based on chromium(III)-doped titanite obtained by spray pyrolysis

Lyubenova, TS; Ocana, M; Carda, J

HERO ID

2579014

Reference Type

Journal Article

Year

2008

HERO ID 2579014
In Press No
Year 2008
Title Brown ceramic pigments based on chromium(III)-doped titanite obtained by spray pyrolysis
Authors Lyubenova, TS; Ocana, M; Carda, J
Journal Dyes and Pigments
Volume 79
Issue 3
Page Numbers 265-269
Abstract Cr-doped titanite (CaTiSiO5) pigments were synthesized through spray pyrolysis of aerosols generated from aqueous solutions containing colloidal silica, calcium chloride, titanium(IV) oxychloride and chromium(III) nitrate. This process yielded amorphous powders with spherical morphology and broad size distribution (<10 mu m) after thermal decomposition at 600 degrees C. The titanite phase was obtained by further calcination at 800 degrees C without any addition of flux agents. The brown color of the pigments can be attributed mainly to the existence of Cr(IV) ions occupying both, octahedral positions of Ti(IV) and tetrahedral position of Si(IV), together with a small amount of Cr(III) present as Cr2O3. The optimum pigment obtained by this method corresponded to a Cr/titanite mole ratio of 0.04. (C) 2008 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Doi 10.1016/j.dyepig.2008.03.009
Wosid WOS:000257604900008
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Keyword Cr-CaTiSiO5; titanite; chromium; pigments; spray pyrolysis