Bright Yellowish-Red Pigment Based on Hematite/Alumina Composites with a Unique Porous Disk-like Structure.
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ABSTRACT: Inspired by a bacteriogenic, iron-based oxide material and a traditional Japanese red pigment, a bright yellowish-red pigment was prepared by heating an Al-containing iron oxyhydroxide precursor. The obtained red pigment had a unique porous disk-like structure, comprising Al-substituted hematite particles and crystalline alumina nanoparticles. Although these disk-like structures loosely gathered to form an aggregate in powder, they can be easily dispersed into a single, disk-like structure by simple ultrasonic irradiation. The powder exhibited a bright yellowish-red color and high thermostability, making it attractive as a coloring material for various industrial products needing a bright-red color, high weather resistance, and durability. Quantitative color measurements revealed extremely
SUBMITTER: Hashimoto H
PROVIDER: S-EPMC7057711 | biostudies-literature | 2020 Mar
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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