Titanium dioxide is an important inorganic chemical pigment, the main component of which is titanium dioxide. There are two production processes for titanium dioxide: sulfuric acid method and chlorination method. [1] It has important uses in industries such as coatings, inks, papermaking, plastics and rubber, chemical fibers, and ceramics.

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Titanium dioxide is considered to be the best white pigment in the world and is widely used in industries such as coatings, plastics, papermaking, printing inks, chemical fibers, rubber, and cosmetics.

Titanium dioxide (titanium dioxide) has stable chemical properties and does not react with most substances under normal circumstances. In nature, titanium dioxide has three types of crystals: brookite, anatase, and rutile. The brookite type is an unstable crystal form with no industrial value. The anatase type (abbreviated as type A) and the rutile type (abbreviated as type R) both have stable lattices and are important white pigments and porcelain glazes. Compared with other white pigments, they have superior whiteness, tinting power, hiding power, weather resistance, heat resistance, and chemical stability, especially non-toxicity.