Camouflaging preparations

Masking creams (camouflaging preparations) for obscuring unpleasant blemishes from view are greatly valued by the victims. They may consist of titanium oxide in an ointment base with colouring appropriate to the site and the patient. 

Terms Used in Naval Camouflage Prepared by the General Electric Company, World VV ir II... 

Between late 1941 and 1945, the Section devised twenty-one basic camouflage measures which were adopted as official schemes while a large number of other techniques, which were not, in the event, approved for fleet application, were introduced experimentally. Detailed designs for each of the official measures were prepared for every vessel type to which they were applied. Where confusion schemes were applied to large classes of ships, and there was a danger that the class could be identified by the... 

Clear fields of fire, prepare range cards and camouflage vehicles. 

Information on the inorganic azides is voluminous and is widely spread through the increasing scientific literature. Particularly, in older publications, the availability of data is often camouflaged by confusing nomenclature, as discussed in the next section. Table I summarizes a count of the number of articles dealing with the preparation, behavior, and chemical and physical properties of the azides, as listed in reference [3]. 

Common Related Antimony Compounds Within the antimony compounds, there are antimony hydride (SbHj, stibine, a gas) which is the most deadly compound, followed by antimony sulfide (Sb2S3, stibi), which is used as a medicament for skin complains and burns. Antimony sulfites are used in rubber compounding, and in camouflage paints because of its reflection of infrared. An antimony salt of tartaric acid, known as tartar emetic, is prepared by leaving some wine in a cup made of antimony overnight (this compound was then used by vets and doctors, mainly to expel bad humours from the body). 

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