“…In order to improve the dispersity and compatibility of the TiO 2 particles with the matrix, as well as to maximize its pigment function, a new kind of inorganic pigment that can coat TiO 2 firmly onto the surface of inorganic particles, such as nonmetal minerals, is widely considered. Until now, some TiO 2 composite pigments were prepared by TiOSO 4 hydrolysis and calcination on the surfaces of barite [ 8 ], kaolinite [ 9 , 10 , 11 , 12 ] and mica [ 13 , 14 , 15 ] and some other TiO 2 composite pigments were prepared by way of a mechano-chemical method using barite [ 16 ], calcium carbonate [ 17 , 18 ], brucite [ 19 ], calcined kaolin [ 20 ], sericite barite [ 21 ] and silica [ 22 ] as the core and TiO 2 particles as the shell.…”