Titanium Dioxide (Rutile) TiO2

Titanium dioxide (TiO2)exists in three crystal polymorphs as natural minerals: Anatase, Brookite, and Rutile. Among these, Rutile has the most stable crystal structure, and due to its excellent optical properties and chemical stability, it is utilized in various advanced fields.

Characteristics

Composition TiO2
Crystal system Tetragonal
Crystal structure Rutile
Lattice constant a=0.45935 nm, c=0.29580 nm
Melting point 1840 ℃
Growth method Verneuil method
Density 4.252 g/cm3(20 ℃)
Dielectric constant 113 (1 MHz)
Thermal expansion coefficient (30~400℃) (a-axis) 7.81×10-6/℃ , (c-axis) 10.1×10-6/℃
Band gap 3.0 eV
Refractive index (at 706.5 nm) no=2.5490, ne=2.8226

Standard Specs

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Type TiO2 Nb(0.05 wt%) :TiO2 Nb=0.04 at% Nb(0.5 wt%) :TiO2 Nb=0.43 at%
Purity >99.98 % >99.98 % >99.98 %
Resistivity (Ω・cm) >107 約5×100 約3×10-1
Orientation (Tolerance:±0.5 °) (100)
(110)
(001)
(100)
(110)
(001)
(100)
(110)
(001)
Size (Outer size tolerance: ±0.1 mm / Thickness tolerance: ±0.05 mm) 10×10×0.5t
15×15×0.5t
10×10×0.5t
15×15×0.5t
10×10×0.5t
15×15×0.5t
Polishing One-side / Both-side One-side / Both-side One-side / Both-side
Surface roughness Ra≦1.0nm
Rmax≦5.0nm
Ra≦1.0nm
Rmax≦5.0nm
Ra≦1.0nm
Rmax≦5.0nm
Flatness (λ=632.8 nm) 10×10×0.5 t :≦λ
15×15×0.5 t : ≦1.5λ
10×10×0.5 t :≦λ
15×15×0.5 t : ≦1.5λ
10×10×0.5 t :≦λ
15×15×0.5 t : ≦1.5λ