Superfast coagulation and superstabilization of the titanium oxide dispersions over the carboxylic acids and titanium ions (IV+)

Using the flow ultramicroscope method the author shows retarding effect of the hydroxycarboxylic acids on dispersion coagulation of the titanium oxide in the strong solution of sodium chlorine. They established that the high stability goes together with the superfast colloid coagulation. The author offers a theoretical justification of this phenomenon as Brownian movement, intensified by the chemical reactions on the afloat of the colloidal particles.