Metal oxide particles having core/shell structure having uniform particle size distribution, and method for producing same
AssigneeNissan Chemical Corporation
InventorsYuki WATANABE, Masato YAMAGUCHI
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AssigneeNissan Chemical Corporation
InventorsYuki WATANABE, Masato YAMAGUCHI
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Core/shell-type metal oxide particles are suitably used for optical thin film, such as a hard coat, ultraviolet blocking layer, anti-reflection film or diffractive optical element material, have excellent light resistance, transparency and processing properties, e.g. imprinting, and have a high refractive index; and a method for producing the same. In these particles (C), the surface of metal oxide particles (A1) serving as a core is coated with a metal oxide (A2) containing titanium oxide, and the coating layer is further coated with a metal oxide (A3) having a metal oxide other than titanium oxide as the main component. The average primary particle diameter of the core/shell-type metal oxide particles (C) is 10 to 20 nm, and the metal oxide particles (A1) are rutile-type titanium oxide containing at least one selected from the group consisting of tin oxide, zirconium oxide, zinc oxide, iron oxide, nickel oxide and aluminium oxide.
A core-shell type metal oxide particle (C) having an average primary particle diameter of 10 to 20 nm, wherein when the metal oxide particle is observed under a transmission electron microscope, a standard deviation σ of an equivalent circular diameter of the particle is less than 3 nm.
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