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molybdate orange

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molybdate orange [mə′lib‚dāt ′är·ənj]
(materials)
Pigment that is a solid solution of lead chromate, molybdate, and sulfate; used in paints, inks, and plastics.
molybdate orange
Bright orange pigment consisting of mixed crystals of lead chromate, lead molybdate, and lead sulfate; used in paint because of its high opacity.
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Chrome yellows and molybdate oranges include high-performance Krolor low-dusting grades, fiber grades, low-soluble lead grades, and products with improved heat stability and resistance to chemicals and sulfur dioxide.
Colorants by Plastics Technology
Lead pigments include a wide range of chromate yellow pigments and molybdate orange pigments.
Selection/use of colorants in dispersions by Miller, Tim / Rubber World
Chrome yellows and molybdate oranges include high-performance Krolor low-dusting grades, fiber grades, low-soluble lead grades, and products with improved heat stability and resistance to chemicals and sulfur dioxide.
Colorants by Plastics Technology
 
 
 
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