The Delhi government and IIT Madras have collaborated on a pilot study investigating 'smog-eating' surfaces. Using Titanium Dioxide, these surfaces aim to reduce air pollutants like NO₂. The study ...

Delhi government partners with IIT Madras for a study on "smog-eating" surfaces using titanium dioxide to reduce air pollution in the capital.

Delhi is partnering with IIT Madras to test innovative 'smog-eating' surfaces using Titanium Dioxide, aiming to reduce air pollution by converting harmful pollutants into harmless substances. Key ...

If you have heard of titanium dioxide at all, you probably know it as an ingredient in sunscreen. But it is also used in lots of foods, from pizza and salsa to frosting and candy—and now, there is ...

Delhi govt, IIT Madras sign MoU for study on 'smog-eating' surfaces ...

A new plant-based alternative to titanium dioxide promises bright whitening at low replacement ratios as Seprify scales its ...

SCCS notes that its approach to the risk assessment of titanium dioxide ingredients in orally used cosmetic products is slightly different from that of EFSA because cosmetic products are not meant to ...

Halloween treats can also be tricks. Everybody knows candy nearly always contains a lot of sugar but it also contains a lot of other things, mostly additives, like titanium dioxide. Some additives are ...

Delhi government on Friday signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Indian Institute of Technology Madras to undertake a comprehensive pilot study on photocatalytic “smog-eating” surfaces aimed at ...