Titanium dioxide is a high-purity mineral widely used for whitening plaster and soap, providing a distinctly white and even tone. It is a fine white powder that is insoluble in both water and oil and has no aroma.
Although titanium dioxide is dispersible in both water and oil, it is chemically inert, and color stability depends on the viscosity of the product. The thicker the product, the more stable the color; in more liquid products, titanium dioxide may settle faster.
Thanks to its excellent optical properties, titanium dioxide effectively reflects light, making surfaces brighter and visually more attractive. It is added to plaster mixtures and soaps to improve their white color and resistance to external factors, ensuring an even color distribution without stains. Its chemical stability and safety make it ideal for use in construction, decorative finishing materials, and soap manufacturing.
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