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Satin white

Satin-papier, n. glazed paper, -weiss, n. satin white. [Pg.379]

They are limited to transparent films and low gloss or satin white films. [Pg.523]

Satin white n. Filler made by precipitating together a mixture of calcium sulfate and aluminate. The ingredients used for its preparation are calcium hydroxide and basic aluminum sulfate. It is used chiefly in aqueous pigmented coatings for paper, and also as a base for lake pigments. [Pg.859]

Satin white (calcium suUbaluminate) is still of some importance in paper coating. This pigment has very fine particles it is extra white, and has a low density. It increases ink absorption and gloss. The disadvantages of satin white are its sensitivity to increases in temperature and decreases in pH, and its high adhesive demand. [Pg.60]

Also included here are the secondary oxides (aluminates) calcium aluminate (CaAl204), cobalt aluminate (C0AI2O4), lead aluminate (PbAl204) and hercynite (iron aluminate, Fe Al204). Calcium aluminate (calciiun aluminium oxide) may be a component of the pigment known as Satin white. Cobalt aluminate (cobalt aluminium oxide) is the pigment Cobalt blue. Lead alu-minate is listed by the Colour Index (1971) under Cl 77585. Hercynite has been identified on Minoan painted pottery by Stos-Fertner et al. (1979). Chromium aluminium cobalt oxide is Turkish Green. [Pg.8]

Aluminium group Aluminium hydroxide, bayerite type Aluminium hydroxide, nordstrandite type Aluminium oxide, amorphous type Aluminium oxide, corundum type Bayerite Boehmite Calcium aluminium oxide Chromium aluminium cobalt oxide Cobalt aluminium oxide Corundum Diaspore Gibbsite Hercynite Lead aluminium oxide Nordstrandite Ochre Cobalt blue Emery Satin white Spinel pigments Turkish green... [Pg.8]

Barium group Barium sulfate Calcite Fluorite Galena Sphalerite Witherite Bamtine Baryta Blanc fixe Bolognian spar, Cauk, Ceruse de Venise Heavy spar Lapis bononiensis Lapis Solaris Satin white Schwerspath Spath pesant Tyrol white... [Pg.41]

Heaton (1928) mentions calcium aluminium oxide (calcium alu-minate) as forming, with calcium sulfate, the pigment known as satin white q.v.). [Pg.74]

Calcium carbonates group Calrinm group Calcium aluminium oxide Calcium hydroxide Calcium oxide Lime Limestone Orpiment Portlandite Satin white FitzHugh (1997)... [Pg.78]

Calcium sulfates group Alabaster Anhydrite Selenite Satin white Deer et al. (1992) 612-616 Gettens Mrose (1954) Harley (1982) 164-165 Heaton (1928) 108 Heywood (2001) Martin et al (1992) Middleton Humphrey (2001) Prasartset (1990) Theophrastus (c. 315 Bc/Caley Richards, 1956) Vlll.50-60 Wainwright et al (2002)... [Pg.178]

Calcite Calcium carbonate, calcite type Chalk Bismuth -white-, Blanc d Espagne Lead white Paris white Satin white Dossie (1764) 1-137 Harley (1982) 165,173 Heaton(1928) Riffault eta/. (1874) 54 Terry (1893) 246 Tingiy (1804) 286-287... [Pg.350]

Field (1835) classed various pigments such as calcium carbonate, calcium sulfate, white clay, (egg)shell white and bone white qq.v.) as Terrene whites. Salter (1869) elaborates on this, stating that these are available under equivocal names, among which are Moral or Modan white, Spanish white, Troys or Troy white, Rouen white, China white, and Satin white . [Pg.360]

Chalk Satin white Spanish white Troyes white Dossie (1764) 137-138... [Pg.369]

Paper Coating kaolins, titanium dioxide, talc, calcium carbonate, plastic pigment, blanc fixe, satin white, zinc oxide, structured kaolin pigments. [Pg.177]


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