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lithopone [′lith·ə‚pōn] (materials) A white pigment produced as a filtered, heated, quenched precipitate from reaction of barium sulfide and zinc sulfide; used as a pigment for paint, ink, filled leather, paper, linoleum, oilcloth, and cosmetics. Also known as Charlton white; Griffith's white; lithophone; Orr's white; zinc baryta white; zinc sulfide white. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Cadmolith colors are red and yellow lithopone cadmium sulfides and selenides with good hiding power, good resistance to light and heat, inertness, and insolubility in organic media. Cadmolith colors are red and yellow lithopone cadmium sulfides and selenides with good hiding power, good resistance to light and heat, inertness, and insolubility in organic media. Cadmolith colors are red and yellow lithopone cadmium sulfides and selenides with good hiding power, good resistance to light and heat, inertness, and insolubility in organic media. |
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