硫酸チタニル

Pure, multiple-distilled TiCl4 is added in drops (vigorous stirring) to the stoichiometric quantity of 50% H2SO4. The precipitate formed after each addition should dissolve completely before the next portion of TiCl4 is added. After adding about 3/4 of the TiCl4, the liquid turns into a viscous, yellowish solution. It is diluted with 1/5 its volume of water, and the dropwise addition of TiCl4 is completed. The resultant solution, which is still highly concentrated in HCl, is evaporated to dryness in a water bath. The residue is pulverized, dried, and freed of HCl by heating it for several days at 80-100°C in a drying pistol at a pressure of a few mm. The sulfate obtained in this manner (TiO2: SO3 = 1:1.07) is colourless and free of HCl. It is hygroscopic and soluble in water, yielding a clear solution.

純化方法Dissolve it in water, filter and crystallise it three times from boiling 45% H2SO4, washing with EtOH to remove excess acid, then with Et2O. Dry it in air for several hours, then in an oven at 105-110o. [Hixson & Fredrickson Ind Eng Chem 37 678 1945.]