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Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute

Soon Dong Park

Il Hiun Kuk

Sun-Jae Kim

Yong Hwan Jeong

Jae Pil Hwang

Kyeong Ho Kim

Whung Whoe Kim

Chang Kyu Rhee

The present invention relates to an anti-loosening bolt coupled to a bolt and a spring and, more specifically, to an anti-loosening bolt which can: prevent the bolt from being unintentionally loosened by a rotating object or by continuous long-time or momentary vibration; be fixed on a wall; be combined with a nut; prevent a periodic shaking phenomenon; and be reused.

Anti-loosening bolt

The present invention relates to titanium dioxide powder with a large specific surface area, a method for preparing thereof, and a use of the titanium dioxide as a photocatalyst, and more particularly, discloses a method for the preparation of titanium dioxide powder comprised of the steps of adding ice pieces or icy distilled water to pure titanium tetrachloride (TiCl ) to give an aqueous titanylchloride solution of 1.5 M or higher; diluting the aqueous titanylchloride with distilled water; obtaining precipitates from the diluted aqueous titanylchloride solution by standing for 2-20 hours at 15-70&deg; C.; and filtering, washing and drying the above precipitates to give downy hair-shaped TiO powder with a specific surface area of 130-200 m /g. The titanium dioxide powder of the present invention shows high photocatalytic activity, so that it can be used to decompose environmental organic pollutants by taking advantage of an advanced oxidation process (AOP) in which pollution-free energy, such as solar energy is utilized as a driving force. The method allows the formation of a crystalline phase of titanium dioxide at room temperature without a high temperature and high pressure process and enjoys an economical advantage of being low in production cost.

TiO2 ultrafine powder, and process for preparing thereof

A method for production of mono-dispersed and crystalline titanium dioxide ultra fine powders comprises preparing an aqueous titanyl chloride solution, diluting the aqueous titanyl chloride solution to a concentration of between about 0.2 to 1.2 mole and heating the diluted aqueous titanyl chloride solution and maintaining the solution in a temperature range of between 15 to 155.degree. C. to precipitate titanium dioxide. The aqueous titanyl chloride solution is prepared by adding ice pieces of distilled water or icing distilled water to undiluted titanium tetrachloride.

Method for production of mono-dispersed and crystalline TiO.sub.2

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Busan, South Korea

Soon Dong Park