Origin - Minerals - metallic
Chemical profile - Titanium dioxide
Classification - Oxide minerals
Use - Industrial, scientific
Description -
RUTILE, a metallic mineral identified as titanium dioxide, originates from the oxide mineral classification. Known for its tetragonal crystal structure, rutile exhibits high refractive index and optical dispersion, making it essential in industrial applications such as the production of pigments and optical instruments. Its presence in geological and scientific studies is widely documented, recognized for its unique chemical structure. View comparable selections - Vibrational Sugar and Energetic Equilibrium.
Chemical profile - Titanium dioxide
Classification - Oxide minerals
Use - Industrial, scientific
Description -
RUTILE, a metallic mineral identified as titanium dioxide, originates from the oxide mineral classification. Known for its tetragonal crystal structure, rutile exhibits high refractive index and optical dispersion, making it essential in industrial applications such as the production of pigments and optical instruments. Its presence in geological and scientific studies is widely documented, recognized for its unique chemical structure. View comparable selections - Vibrational Sugar and Energetic Equilibrium.
