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The manufacture of mineral and lake pigments : $b Containing directions for the manufacture of all artificial artists' and painters' colours, enamel colours, soot and metallic pigmentsBersch, Josef

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The manufacture of mineral and lake pigments : $b Containing directions for the manufacture of all artificial artists' and painters' colours, enamel colours, soot and metallic pigments

Name: The manufacture of mineral and lake pigments : $b Containing directions for the manufacture of all artificial artists' and painters' colours, enamel colours, soot and metallic pigments
Author: Bersch, Josef

Bersch, Josef

Dyes and dyeing; Pigments

=Copper Acetate.=—_Verdigris_, distilled or crystallised verdigris.
           _Vert de gris_, vert de gris naturel, vert de gris distillé,
         vert de gris en grappes.
           _Grünspan_, destillirter, französischer, deutscher,
         präcipitirter or krystallisirter Grünspan.

    =Chromium Oxide and Hydroxide.=—_Guignet’s green_, chrome green,
                    lime green, _viridian_.
           _Vert de chrome_, vert Pannetier, vert Guignet,
         vert de soie, vert émeraude, vert naturel, vert virginal.
    _Chromgrün_, grüner Zinnober, Laubgrün, Smaragdgrün,
         Deckgrün, Myrthengrün, Permanentgrün, Amerikanergrün,
         Neapelgrün, Gothaergrün, Guignet’s Grün, Mittler’s Grün,
         Pannetier’s Grün, Chromgrün in Lack, Tükisgrün,
         Seidengrün, Naturgrün.

      [The green produced by mixing chrome yellow with
      Prussian blue is known in England as chrome green,
      Brunswick green, oil green, etc., and on the continent
      by the names given above for chromium oxide.]

    =Chromium Phosphate.=—Arnaudan’s green.
           Vert Arnaudan, vert de Plessy.
           Arnaudan’s, Plessy’s, Schnitzer’s Grün.

    =Cobalt Oxide-Zinc Oxide.=—_Cobalt green_, Rinmann’s green.
           _Vert de Rinmann_, vert de cobalt.
           _Kobaltgrün_, Rinmann’s Grün, Zinkgrün, permanenter
         grüner Zinnober.

    =Barium Manganate.=—Rosenstiehl’s green.
           Vert tiges de roses.
           Mangangrün, _Rosenstiehl’s Grün_, Böttger’s Grün.


                       VIOLET PIGMENTS.

    =Chromic Chloride.=
           Chrombronze, Permanentbronze, Tapetenbronze.

    =Manganese Phosphate.=—Nuremberg violet.
           Manganviolett, Nürnberger Violett.


                       BROWN PIGMENTS.

    =Lead Peroxide.=
           Bleibraun, Flohbraun.

    =Manganic Oxide and Peroxide.=—Manganese brown.
           Brun de Mangane, bistre minéral.
           _Manganbraun_, Bisterbraun, _Mineralbister_, Kastanienbraun,
         _Braunsteinbraun_.

    =Copper Potassium Ferrocyanide.=—Hatchett brown.
           Brun de Prusse.
           Hatchett’s Braun, Kupferbraun, Chemischbraun, Breslauerbraun.

    =Ferric Oxide.=—Brown ochre, Mars brown.
           Eisenbraun, Van Dyck Braun, Ockerbraun, Sienabraun.
           Prussian brown is Prussian blue decomposed by heat
        (see page 280).
           Chrome brown and cobalt brown (see pages 280, 281).


                       BLACK PIGMENTS.

    =Carbon.=—_Ivory black_, bone black, Frankfort black, vine black,
              _vegetable black, drop black_, carbon black, lamp black_.
           Noir d’ivoire, noir de Frankfort, noir de Cologne,
         noir d’Allemagne.
           Kienruss, Flatterruss, Russschwarz, Rebenschwarz,
         Hefeschwarz, Beinschwarz, Spodium, Elfenbeinschwarz,
         Frankfurterschwarz, Pariserschwarz, Wienerschwarz,
         Lampenschwarz, Oelschwarz, Spanischschwarz, Drusenschwarz.

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The manufacture of mineral and lake pigments : $b Containing directions for the manufacture of all artificial artists' and painters' colours, enamel colours, soot and metallic pigmentsBersch, Josef

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The manufacture of mineral and lake pigments : $b Containing directions for the manufacture of all artificial artists' and painters' colours, enamel colours, soot and metallic pigments

Bersch, Josef

Dyes and dyeing; Pigments

=Copper Acetate.=—_Verdigris_, distilled or crystallised verdigris.
           _Vert de gris_, vert de gris naturel, vert de gris distillé,
         vert de gris en grappes.
           _Grünspan_, destillirter, französischer, deutscher,
         präcipitirter or krystallisirter Grünspan.

    =Chromium Oxide and Hydroxide.=—_Guignet’s green_, chrome green,
                    lime green, _viridian_.
           _Vert de chrome_, vert Pannetier, vert Guignet,
         vert de soie, vert émeraude, vert naturel, vert virginal.
    _Chromgrün_, grüner Zinnober, Laubgrün, Smaragdgrün,
         Deckgrün, Myrthengrün, Permanentgrün, Amerikanergrün,
         Neapelgrün, Gothaergrün, Guignet’s Grün, Mittler’s Grün,
         Pannetier’s Grün, Chromgrün in Lack, Tükisgrün,
         Seidengrün, Naturgrün.

      [The green produced by mixing chrome yellow with
      Prussian blue is known in England as chrome green,
      Brunswick green, oil green, etc., and on the continent
      by the names given above for chromium oxide.]

    =Chromium Phosphate.=—Arnaudan’s green.
           Vert Arnaudan, vert de Plessy.
           Arnaudan’s, Plessy’s, Schnitzer’s Grün.

    =Cobalt Oxide-Zinc Oxide.=—_Cobalt green_, Rinmann’s green.
           _Vert de Rinmann_, vert de cobalt.
           _Kobaltgrün_, Rinmann’s Grün, Zinkgrün, permanenter
         grüner Zinnober.

    =Barium Manganate.=—Rosenstiehl’s green.
           Vert tiges de roses.
           Mangangrün, _Rosenstiehl’s Grün_, Böttger’s Grün.


                       VIOLET PIGMENTS.

    =Chromic Chloride.=
           Chrombronze, Permanentbronze, Tapetenbronze.

    =Manganese Phosphate.=—Nuremberg violet.
           Manganviolett, Nürnberger Violett.


                       BROWN PIGMENTS.

    =Lead Peroxide.=
           Bleibraun, Flohbraun.

    =Manganic Oxide and Peroxide.=—Manganese brown.
           Brun de Mangane, bistre minéral.
           _Manganbraun_, Bisterbraun, _Mineralbister_, Kastanienbraun,
         _Braunsteinbraun_.

    =Copper Potassium Ferrocyanide.=—Hatchett brown.
           Brun de Prusse.
           Hatchett’s Braun, Kupferbraun, Chemischbraun, Breslauerbraun.

    =Ferric Oxide.=—Brown ochre, Mars brown.
           Eisenbraun, Van Dyck Braun, Ockerbraun, Sienabraun.
           Prussian brown is Prussian blue decomposed by heat
        (see page 280).
           Chrome brown and cobalt brown (see pages 280, 281).


                       BLACK PIGMENTS.

    =Carbon.=—_Ivory black_, bone black, Frankfort black, vine black,
              _vegetable black, drop black_, carbon black, lamp black_.
           Noir d’ivoire, noir de Frankfort, noir de Cologne,
         noir d’Allemagne.
           Kienruss, Flatterruss, Russschwarz, Rebenschwarz,
         Hefeschwarz, Beinschwarz, Spodium, Elfenbeinschwarz,
         Frankfurterschwarz, Pariserschwarz, Wienerschwarz,
         Lampenschwarz, Oelschwarz, Spanischschwarz, Drusenschwarz.

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The manufacture of mineral and lake pigments : $b Containing directions for the manufacture of all artificial artists' and painters' colours, enamel colours, soot and metallic pigments

The manufacture of mineral and lake pigments : $b Containing directions for the manufacture of all artificial artists' and painters' colours, enamel colours, soot and metallic pigments

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