Industrial Inorganic PigmentsGunter Buxbaum, Gerhard Pfaff Wiley, 2005 - 300 Seiten Inorganic Pigments significantly change our surroundings. They are irreplaceable for the coloring of construction materials - their applications range from concrete to artist's colors, from industrial paints to toners in photocopiers, from coloring in foodstuffs to raw materials for catalysts. Completely revised and updated, this third edition offers everything there is to know about inorganic pigments in a concise and thorough presentation: their manufacturing processes, their applications and markets, their testing procedures and standards, and also the health and environmental regulations relating to them. The reader is provided with more than 800 up-to-date references to the pertinent literature, which will be extremely useful for further studies. Over 30 first-class authors from leading chemical companies have created a uniform and clearly structured text, giving an excellent overview of the subject area. This book will be of benefit to all chemists, materials specialists, engineers, application technicians and students in pigment-related fields. '... the book under review is a class by itself...gives very useful information to the paint chemist regarding the basics and application aspects of the various pigments used in the chemical industry.' (Bulletin of Electrochemistry) |
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absorption aluminum anatase anticorrosive pigments applications barium BAYER binder cadmium pigments calcination carbon black chemical chloride chromate pigments chrome yellow chromium oxide chromium(III CIELAB coatings compounds concentration corrosion density dispersion effect pigments emission Farbe film filter flakes gloss heat hiding power hydroxide ilmenite industrial inorganic pigments ions iron blue pigment iron oxide iron oxide pigments iron(II lattice layer lead chromate light lithopone luminescent materials magnetic manufacture metal oxides metallic effect method mica molybdate optical oxygen paints pearl luster pigments phosphors pigment blacks pigment particles plastics platelets powder precipitation primary particles printing inks production properties raw materials reaction refractive index rutile salts scattering Section silicates sodium solution specific surface area stability standards substrate sulfate sulfide sulfuric acid Table temperature thermal tinting strength TiO2 pigments Titanium dioxide transparent ultramarine VÖLZ white pigment zinc oxide zinc phosphate zinc sulfide
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