Sodium Titanate (Na\u2082Ti\u2083O\u2087) is an inorganic compound composed of sodium, titanium, and oxygen. It is often a brown or dark gray crystalline or powdered material. Sodium titanate with the formula Na\u2082Ti\u2083O\u2087 is another type of titanate that exhibits unique properties, including its high thermal stability and ability to act as an ion-exchange material.<\/p>\n
Chemical formula:Na2Ti3O7<\/p>\n
Molecular Weight: 257.78 g\/mol<\/p>\n
Appearance: Usually a brown or dark gray crystalline or powdered material.<\/p>\n
Density: 3.941 g\/cm3, solid<\/p>\n
Solubility: Insoluble in water, but may react with acids to release titanium and sodium ions.<\/p>\n
Structure: It is a member of the titanate family, with a layered structure that allows for ion-exchange properties.<\/p>\n
Thermal Stability: Exhibits high thermal stability, making it suitable for high-temperature applications.<\/p>\n
Nuclear Waste Treatment: Sodium titanate is used in the ion-exchange process for the removal of radioactive isotopes, such as cesium and strontium, from nuclear waste streams.<\/p>\n
Ceramics: It is employed in ceramic production due to its high melting point, providing high-temperature stability in ceramic formulations.<\/p>\n
Catalysis: As an ion-exchange material, it can be used in catalytic applications, such as supporting catalysts or in processes like oxidation reactions.<\/p>\n
Water Purification: Used for heavy metal ion removal and in various ion-exchange applications, particularly in environmental remediation.<\/p>\n
Handling: Sodium titanate should be handled with care, particularly in its powdered form, as fine dust particles may irritate the respiratory system.<\/p>\n
Storage: Store in a dry, cool place away from acids to prevent unwanted chemical reactions. Keep containers tightly sealed to avoid moisture absorption.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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