The optical properties and sunscreen application of spherical h-BN–TiO2/mica composite powder
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Abstract In the present study, TiO 2 /mica and hexagonal boron nitride powders were used as the starting materials to prepare composite powders by mechanical mixing and spray drying. The starting powders, as-prepared powders, and nano-TiO 2 were examined by scanning electron microscopy, particle-size analysis, and X-ray diffraction to reveal the powder morphology, particle size distribution, and crystalline phases. These powders were added to linseed oil to prepare emulsions for sunscreen applications. The powder-added emulsions were examined by UV–visible spectroscopy and a sun protection factor tester. The experimental results showed that the emulsion with spray-dried powder exhibited a significant improvement in sunscreen protection performance and was superior to its nano-TiO 2 counterpart.
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OpenAlex topics: Pigment Synthesis and Properties · Skin Protection and Aging · Bee Products Chemical Analysis
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