Anodizing is an electrochemical process some jewelers use to change the color of metals such as titanium, aluminum, and niobium. Dipping a reactive metal into a "bath" mixture of low-sudsing detergent ...

CHICAGO – Product developers in the late 1980s into the 1990s working on fat-free foods and beverages often turned to titanium dioxide to replace the white color associated with the absence of creamy ...

A new, cost-effective process for coloring titanium can be used in manufacturing products from sporting equipment to color-coded nuclear waste containers. A new, cost-effective process for colouring ...

Titanium dioxide color is incorporated to elevate the color and sheen of some specific foods. The element is also used for food safety applications. A growing proclivity toward brighter-looking food ...

Titanium dioxide, found in candy, meat substitutes and packaged cookies, has been linked to a range of serious health issues Public health advocates say a common color enhancer added to thousands of ...