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BillRayleign
@MightyMetals: All about metals and their industrial uses. Join me in exploring their roles in our daily lives and industry.
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titanium dioxide chemical bonding and structure
BillRayleign
MalcolmCharley
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March 21, 2024, 10:07 PM
Titanium dioxide. also known as TiO2. has a crystal structure that combines both ionic and covalent bonds. Within the structure. each titanium atom is surrounded by six oxygen atoms while each oxygen atom is surrounded by three titanium atoms. This arrangement forms a tetragonal lattice where the titanium atoms sit at the center of the octahedron which is formed by the oxygen atoms. Due to its transition metal nature. titanium can form various cations positively charged ions. with four being present in titanium dioxide. On the other hand. oxygen is more electronegative and carries a -2 charge. As a result. each titanium cation bonds to two oxygen anions. Even though these bonds exhibit some similarities. they also have distinct characteristics which contribute to the high melting point and hardness typically associated with covalent bonds. This can be explained by the small size and high charge of the Ti4 ion which creates an extensive electric field. causing distortion in the O2- elec...
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can blue zircon change color when exposed to sun
DickDalton
RaymondBenedict
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June 28, 2024, 2:35 PM
Blue zircon, a popular gemstone known for its brilliance and color variety, undergoes no color change when exposed to sunlight. Unlike some gemstones that can fade or change color due to prolonged exposure to sunlight, such as amethyst or kunzite, blue zircon remains stable. This stability is a result of its crystal structure and the nature of its coloration, typically caused by the presence of uranium and thorium. However, it’s important to note that while blue zircon is generally resistant to sunlight, high heat or long exposures can potentially damage the stone or alter its physical properties. Care should still be taken to maintain its luster and avoid direct, prolonged sun exposure as a precautionary measure.
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BillRayleign
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March 18, 2024, 8:39 PM
Zircon does not discolor when exposed to sunlight. However. prolonged exposure to bright light or heat may cause some zircons to fade or discolor over time. Therefore. zircon jewelry should be protected against heat and bright light.
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is blue zircon the same as blue topaz
BillRayleign
InaJoseph
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June 28, 2024, 4:24 AM
Blue zircon and blue topaz are distinct gemstones with different chemical compositions and physical properties. Zircon is a natural gemstone, composed of zirconium silicate, known for its high refractive index and strong dispersion, giving it notable brilliance and fire. It’s found in a variety of colors, including blue, which is often produced through heat treatment of brown zircon. Blue topaz, on the other hand, is generally colorless in its natural state but becomes blue through irradiation and heat treatment. It is a silicate mineral of aluminum and fluorine. While both stones share a visually appealing blue hue, they differ in origins, hardness (zircon is around 6.5-7.5 on the Mohs scale, while topaz is 8), and value, with true zircon generally being more valuable due to its rarity and unique optical properties.
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ColbertJuliet
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March 18, 2024, 8:44 PM
No. blue zircon and blue topaz are different. They are different stones with different properties and chemical compositions. Zircon is a bright. fire-colored natural stone. while topaz is usually treated to get a blue color. but with less fire color. Compared with zircon. topaz has a higher Mohs hardness. making it a more durable gemstone.
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how much does titanium dioxide weigh
WebsterBeaufort
ChanningBloor
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June 28, 2024, 8:20 AM
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) is a compound with a molar mass of approximately 79.9 g/mol. This means a mole of TiO2 weighs about 79.9 grams. However, the actual weight of titanium dioxide you might handle depends on the volume or the number of moles you’re working with. As a powder, its density varies depending on the form but is roughly 4.23 g/cm^3 for the rutile form and about 3.84 g/cm^3 for the anatase form. These physical properties are crucial for calculating weight in practical applications, ranging from paint pigmentation to sunscreen formulations. To determine a specific weight, one would need to know the volume or mass of TiO2 in question, keeping in mind that density can affect the overall weight when dealing with large quantities.
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BillRayleign
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March 18, 2024, 9:03 PM
As with other materials. titanium dioxide’s weight depends on its volume. Because mass is determined by multiplying volume by density. titanium dioxide’s weight is approximately 4.233 grams per cubic centimeter. assuming a density of 4.23 g/cm3. It is important to note that the production method and particle size may have a slight impact on this value. To calculate the mass of larger quantities. multiply the volume by density.
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dangers of titanium dioxide
RaeAugustine
BillRayleign
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March 18, 2024, 8:33 PM
Although titanium dioxide is a widely utilized additive in various items such as food. cosmetics. and sunscreen. there has been much dispute surrounding its safety. Typically. topical application and minimal ingestion pose no harm. with certain research suggesting that it does not permeate the skin. However. other studies raise red flags about potential risks. The primary concern is the possibility of inhaling fine particles. which can result in lung damage. particularly when using spray sunscreen. Furthermore. the International Agency for Research on Cancer labels titanium dioxide as potentially cancer-causing when consumed in large amounts through inhalation. Therefore. it is advisable for consumers to adhere to instructions and take precautions to avoid inhaling these products.
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is titanium dioxide reef safe
BillRayleign
ColbertPhilip
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July 1, 2024, 9:43 AM
Titanium dioxide is considered reef safe as it is a mineral sunscreen ingredient that provides UV protection by sitting on the skin’s surface and reflecting the sun’s rays rather than being absorbed. Unlike some chemical sunscreen ingredients which have been shown to cause coral bleaching and harm marine ecosystems, titanium dioxide does not exhibit these harmful effects. It is often recommended for use by environmentally conscious individuals seeking to minimize their ecological impact. However, it’s crucial to opt for non-nano titanium dioxide formulas since nano-sized particles might pose risks to marine life due to their potential for ingestion and accumulation in aquatic organisms.
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MageeEisenhower
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March 18, 2024, 9:11 PM
Titanium dioxide is considered reef safe. It is a mineral-based sunscreen ingredient often found in “reef-safe” sunscreens. Unlike chemical-based sunscreens that contain ingredients like oxybenzone or octinoxate, which are known to cause coral bleaching, titanium dioxide is not harmful to coral reefs. Nevertheless, it is essential to look for sunscreens labeled as “non-nano,” as nano-sized particles of titanium dioxide could still potentially harm marine life.
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how long does titanium dioxide last
NydiaSwinburne
ChaselBroad
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July 2, 2024, 5:22 AM
Titanium dioxide’s durability is impressive; when used as a pigment or in products, it can last for many years without fading or degrading, often extending beyond a decade. Its stability under UV light is notable, allowing it to maintain its effectiveness and appearance in sun-exposed products. In industrial contexts, such as coatings or plastics, its lifespan aligns with the lifespan of the product itself, which can be upwards of 15-20 years or more. However, the lifespan can be influenced by the conditions it’s exposed to, such as high levels of pollution or physical wear. In cosmetic applications, its longevity is more closely tied to the shelf life of the product it’s used in, which is typically several years.
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BillRayleign
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March 15, 2024, 6:18 PM
Despite being a stable compound that withstands heat and UV exposure. titanium dioxide does not have an expiry or failure date. Its longevity relies on storage conditions and the intended use. For instance. the presence of other ingredients in food and cosmetics may impact its effectiveness over time. It is therefore advised to follow the expiration dates suggested by the manufacturer or supplier for products containing titanium dioxide.
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what is zircon glass
BennettVan
LutherLucia
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July 2, 2024, 8:23 AM
Zircon glass, commonly referred to as cubic zirconia (CZ), is a synthetic crystalline substance used as an affordable alternative to diamonds. It’s made by melting zirconium oxide powder with stabilizers like calcium and magnesium at high temperatures (around 4,982°F or 2,750°C). This process yields a durable, optically flawless material that closely resembles diamonds in luster and refraction but is softer, with a Mohs scale hardness rating of 8 to 8.5. While genuine diamonds are prized for their rarity and natural origin, zircon glass offers a cost-effective option for jewelry, boasting significant brilliance and fire. It allows consumers to enjoy the aesthetic of luxury gems without the high price tag, making it popular in fashion jewelry and engagement rings. However, it’s worth noting that zircon glass, despite its visual similarity to diamonds, lacks the same intrinsic value and longevity.
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BillRayleign
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March 13, 2024, 6:09 PM
Due to its high refractive index and impressive brightness. zircon glass. also known as cubic zirconia. is often used in jewelry as a cheaper alternative to diamonds. It is very durable and usually colorless. but can be made in a variety of colors.
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when was titanium first used
JulietConnie
BillRayleign
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February 28, 2024, 6:27 PM
Commercial production of titanium did not begin until the 1920s. Titanium was first used in the aerospace industry in the 1930s and 1940s.
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