resin film in addition this powder is useable for almost all applications wherein electroconductive powders are used such as powder for electrodes and electroconductive glaze for ceramics this electroconductive powder is particularly useful where it can fully exhibit its advantageous characteristics as an electroconductive powder having excellent whiteness nonhygroscopicity nontoxicity and stability fig3 is a graph wherein the surface resistances of electroconductive layers are plotted against powder resistivity these electroconductive layers were formed by coating in each layer 75 parts of an electroconductive powder together with 25 parts of a respective binder on plain paper of a thickness of 10 u03bc dry the electroconductive powder wherein the specific surface area of the tio 2 was 6 m 2 g had for respective electroconductive layers various powder resistivities obtained by varying the coating layer thickness or the sb content in the coating layer the binder was a vinyl chloride vinyl acetate copolymer the above mentioned surface resistance of each electroconductive layer is the resistance between a pair of electrodes each of 1 cm length spaced 1 cm apart and placed in contact with the surface of the electroconductive layer so as to define a square of 1 cm 2 area therebetween this resistance being expressed in terms.