Q. How to tell the difference between real and fake Titanium Dioxide?

Answer

By using a water jet, it is simple to tell if the titanium dioxide is adulterated. A fake one may be easily washed away with your hands, but not a genuine one. Coatings, plastics, rubber, and ink industries all employ titanium dioxide. Many bogus titanium dioxides are present in the market, causing white particles to precipitate during plastic manufacturing. Wax powder is used to compensate for the shift in oil absorption produced by the inclusion of calcium powder, which irritates many consumers.