TI6344 Nitrogen-doped Nano Titanium Dioxide Powder

Nitrogen-doped Nano-Titanium Dioxide Powder Description

Nitrogen-doped Nano-Titanium Dioxide Powder is a high-performance material exhibiting increased activity in the visible spectrum, achieved through the incorporation of nitrogen into the TiO₂ lattice. This light grey powder shows a particle size in the nanometre range, a large surface area, and an anatase crystalline structure, making it ideal for applications such as photocatalysis, environmental remediation, solar cells, antibacterial coatings, and self-cleaning surfaces. Its ability to effectively utilise visible light offers superior efficiency and versatility for green energy and environmental solutions. Its chemical and thermal stability also ensure reliable performance across various industrial and research applications.

Specifications for Nitrogen-doped Nano-Titanium Dioxide Powder

Nitrogen-doped Nano-Titanium Dioxide Powder Applications

• Photocatalysis: Commonly used for water splitting, air purification, and degradation of organic pollutants under visible light.
• Solar Cells: Utilised in dye-sensitised solar cells (DSSC) to improve light absorption efficiency.
• Environmental Remediation: Effective in breaking down pollutants in air and water, making it useful for environmental remediation technologies.
• Antibacterial Coatings: Applied in coatings for medical and industrial surfaces, as it can generate reactive oxygen species under light that kill bacteria.
• Energy Storage: Incorporated in battery electrodes and other energy storage devices to enhance performance.
• Self-cleaning Surfaces: Used for self-cleaning glass, tiles, and other materials due to its photocatalytic and hydrophilic properties.

Nitrogen-doped Nano-Titanium Dioxide Powder Packaging

Our Nitrogen-doped Nano-Titanium Dioxide Powder is carefully handled during storage and transportation to maintain the quality of our product in its original state.

20kg/Drum

FAQs

Q1: What is the main advantage of nitrogen doping in titanium dioxide?

Nitrogen doping reduces the bandgap of TiO₂, allowing it to absorb and utilise visible light more efficiently, in contrast to undoped TiO₂, which is primarily active under UV light.

F2: What crystalline phase does it typically exhibit?

It usually exists in the anatase phase, known for its high photocatalytic activity.

F3: Which industries benefit from nitrogen-doped Nano-Titanium Dioxide?

Industries concerned with environmental remediation, green energy, medical coatings, construction (self-cleaning materials), and advanced materials research benefit from its unique properties.