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lead chromate

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lead chromate [′led ′krō‚māt]
(inorganic chemistry)
PbCrO4Poisonous, water-insoluble yellow crystals melting at 844°C; soluble in acids; used as a paint pigment.


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Color pigments include high-value Synergy pigments designed to reduce costs for formulators of industrial coatings; Meteor and Meteor Plus complex inorganic pigments for applications requiring heat resistance and exterior durability; Engeltone organic pigments in a wide spectrum of colors; Engeltone low-soluble cadmium pigments for uses requiring good heat and light stability; and Engeltone lead chromate and moly orange pigments for cost-effective coloring.
His study of 100 sweets sold in Britain during the early part of the 19th century found that 59 contained lead chromate, 12 contained red lead, and 10 contained Brunswick green (a mixture of Prussian blue and lead chromate).
Color pigments include high-value Synergy pigments designed to reduce costs for formulators of industrial coatings; Meteor and Meteor Plus complex inorganic pigments for applications requiring heat resistance and exterior durability; Engeltone organic pigments in a wide spectrum of colors; Engeltone low-soluble cadmium pigments for uses requiring good heat and light stability; and Engeltone lead chromate and moly orange pigments for cost-effective coloring.
 
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