Anatase is a crystal form of titanium dioxide that appears blue or black, known for its high optical performance and low density. It is primarily used in photocatalysis, solar cells, and coatings. Due to its excellent properties, anatase is effective in degrading organic pollutants and is also used as a white pigment in coatings and in high-performance ceramics.



| Item | Unit | Value |
| Activated TiO2 | % | 98min |
| Tinting Power (compared with standard sample) | % | 100min |
| Whiteness( compare with sample) | Not lower than | |
| Oil absorption | g/100g | 26max |
| PH Value | 6.5-8.0 | |
| Residue on sieve 45 um | % | 0.5max |
| Matter soluble in water | % | 0.5max |
| Matter volatile at 105ºC | % | 0.5max |
Application
Photocatalysis: It is used as a photocatalyst to decompose organic pollutants and for water splitting to produce hydrogen.
Solar Cells: Anatase is utilized in photovoltaic applications to enhance the efficiency of solar cells.
Coatings and Pigments: It serves as a white pigment in paints and coatings due to its excellent hiding power and light stability.
High-Performance Ceramics: Anatase is used in producing high-strength and durable ceramic materials.
Optoelectronic Materials: Its optical properties make it valuable in manufacturing optoelectronic devices and sensors.