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A tetragonal form of titanium dioxide used especially as a white pigment in paints and printing inks.

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  • He said claims the ink was too recent because it contained a substance called anatase titanium dioxide could be rejected because medieval maps have been found with the...
  • Pigments used included Prussian blue, first synthesized in 1704, and synthetic anatase (titanium dioxide), first created as pure white in 1923.
  • Rutile is made up mostly of titanium dioxide with two rarer polymorphs anatase or octahedrite, which is a tetragonal mineral of pseudo-octahedral habit, and brookite,...
  • International Conference on the History of Cartography in Copenhagen, Larsen proposed a possible explanation for the ink's anatase.
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