Titanium Oxide Rutile Nanofibers: Titanium (IV) Oxide (Rutile) TiO2

TRUSPIN LIMITED

£46

Titanium (IV) Oxide nanofibers are yielded through a novel AC electrospinning process. This results in extraordinary aspect ratios, consistent purity, and consistent certification of form parameters that are very difficult to to achieve using other nanofiber production methods. Titanium dioxide nanomaterials have many known uses, and the unique characteristics of nanofibers yielded from AC electrospinning enables new approaches to practical applications. Product photos are 1 gram samples. Scale: cm Contact Sales@truspin.com to request quantities in excess of 10g.

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