Molybdate chromes

Synonyms molybdate orange molybdate chrome orange moly orange molybdate red chrome vermilion... 

Lead chromates, lead molybdates, chrome greens, and fast chrome greens are supplied as pigment powders, low-dust or dust-free preparations, or as pastes. For standard specifications, see Table 1. 

Molybdates are used in a variety of industries. Sodium molybdate is used for the synthesis of pigments such as molybdate chrome orange, which is a homogeneous mixture of lead molybdate, lead chromate and lead sulphate. This use is likely to decline because of concerns about health hazards associated with lead, but phosphomolybdates and phosphotungstomolybdates are used to complex certain dyestuffs to produce pigments. A few of the best-known of these are Malachite Green, Rhodamine Band Methyl Violet, also used as indicators in analytical chemistry. 

Primrose Lemon Medium Molybdate orange Chrome orange... 

Lead Chromates and Molybdates. The lead chromates appear in several shades of yellow. The primrose and lemon are solid solutions of lead sulfate in the chromate and have the stable monoclinic stmcture. The medium shade contains no sulfate. Chrome orange is a compound with lead oxide (PbCrO TbO). Molybdate orange is a combination of lead chromate and sulfate with molybdate (PbMoO ). These pigments have the advantages of... 

Chromate pigments chrome green molybdate red chrome orange chrome yellow, zinc yellow, alkaline earth chromates ... 

The most important chromate pigments include the lead chromate (chrome yellow) and lead molybdate pigments (molybdate orange and molybdate red) whose colors range from light lemon yellow to reds with a blue hue. Chrome yellow,... 

The colors of lead molybdate pigments vary from red with a yellow hue to red with a blue hue. Since chrome orange is no longer available (see Section 3.4.3), molybdate orange has become much more important. 

To give the lead molybdate pigments very good stability to fight, weathering, chemical attack, and temperature, the same methods are used as those for the stabilization of chrome yellow pigments (see Section 3.4.1) [3.134]-[3.142],... 

Cadmium pigments Mercury cadmium pigments Lead chromate yellows Lead molybdate oranges Iron blues Chrome greens Bismuth vanadate... 

From a regulatory prespective, it is the trivalent character of its chromium content that distinguishes chrome titanium yellow from the hexavalent character of the chromium in lead chromate and lead molybdate pigments. 

Lead chromate occurs in nature as crocoite, an orange-red mineral. Synthetically prepared lead chromate and its solid solutions with lead sulfate and lead molybdate represent a hue range from primrose yellow to red. The various hues of chrome yellow, chrome orange, and molybdate orange depend not only on composition but also on crystal structure and particle size. 

Molybdate oranges are solid solutions of lead chromate, lead molybdate, and lead sulfate and range in hue from yellow-shade orange to medium red. Chrome orange is PbCr04 PbO and varies in hue from yellow-shade to red-shade orange with particle size manipulation. 

Primrose Yellow (%) Lemon Yellow (%) Medium Yellow (%) Molybdate Orange (%) Chrome Orange (%)... 

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