Lithographic stone

SYNS AGRICULTURAL LIMESTONE AGSTONE ARAGONITE ATOMIT BELL MINE PULVERIZED limestone CALCITE CARBONIC ACID, CALCIUM SALT (1 1) CHALK DOLOMITE FRANKLIN D LIMESTONE (FCC) LITHOGRAPHIC STONE MARBLE NATURAL CALCIUM CARBONATE PORTLAND STONE SOHNHOFEN STONE VATERITE... 

Figure 2.3 Lithographic stone and small hand press constructed by Alois Senefelder in 1818 and used for fast production of lithographic prints. Note the copy made from the handwritten note on the lithographic stone. (Published with permission from the Deutsches Museum, Munich.)...

The first steam lithographic press was invented in France in 1850 and introduced into the United States by R. Hoe around 1868. Lithographic stones were used for the image and a blanket-covered cylinder received the image from the plate and transferred it to the substrate in the steam lithographic press. Direct rotary presses for lithography using zinc and aluminum metal plates were... 

DOLOMITE LIMESTONE LITHOGRAPHIC STONE MARBLE PORTLAND STONE... 

Synonyms Agricultural limestone Calcite Calcium carbonate natural Chalk Cl 77220 Dolomite Franklin Limestone Lithographic stone Marble Natural calcium carbonate Paris white Pigment white 18 Portland stone Vaterlte Whiting Classification Inorganic salt... 

Lithographic stone. See Calcium carbonate Lithoi. See Ichthammol Lithol rubin B. See D C Red IMo. 6 Litholrubin BK. See Litholrubine BK Lithol rubin B Ca. See D C Red No. 7... 

Calcium carbonate (1873) (aragonite, calcite, chalk, limestone, lithographic stone, marble marl, travertine, and whiting) n. CaCOs. Grades of calcium carbonate suitable as fillers for plastics are obtained from naturally occurring deposits as well as by chemical precipitation. The natural types are prepared by dry grinding, yielding... 

Lithographic stones Slabs of limestone, three or four inches thick, the surfaces of which are smoothed or grained, for use in... 

Medium (art) n. In a general sense, the particular material with which a work of art is executed oils, water color, chalks, lithographic stone, pen and ink, etc. It may also refer to the hquid with which powdering pigments are ground to make artist s paint, and in a more restricted sense, to the liquid used to render such paint more fluid and workable. 

Synonyms Agricultural limestone Allied whiting Calcite Calcium carbonate (INCI) Calcium carbonate (1 1) Calcium carbonate, precipitated Calcium monocarbonate Carbonic acid calcium salt Carbonic acid calcium salt (1 1) Chalk Cl 77220 Dolomite Drop chalk English white Franklin Limestone Lithographic stone Marble Monocalcium carbonate Natural calcium carbonate Paris white Pigment white 18 Portland stone Precipitated calcium carbonate Precipitated chalk Prepared chalk Vaterite Vienna white White powder Whiting Classification Inorganic salt... 

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