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Paint technology and tests (1911)

Gardner, Henry A. (Henry Alfred), 1882- · New York [etc.] McGraw-Hill Book Company · leaf 56

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PAINT PIGMENTS AND THEIR PROPERTIES 43 15% of carbon dioxide and water. Its opaque nature and excellent body renders it extremely valuable as a constituent of paints. Checking and chalking progress rapidly when the … Crystals of Cerussite in Old Dutch Process White Lead. (Greatly magnified) White Lead (Quick Process) pigment is used alone. The various sized particles, both large and small, resulting from the corrosion process, are prominently shown in the photomicrograph. On account of its alkaline nature, this…

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