Scarlet chrome

American vermilion Arancio cromo Austrian cinnabar Basic chromium lead oxide (CrPb205) CCRIS 6187 Chinese red Chrome carmine, Chinese scarlet Chrome cinnabar Chrome garnet Chrome orange Chrome ruby Chromic acid, lead(2 ) salt (1 2) Chromium dilead pentaoxide Chromium lead oxide Derby red Dilead chromate oxide EINECS 242-339-9 HSDB 6185 Lead chromate oxide Lead chromate oxide (Pb2(Cr04)0) Lead chromate(IV) Lead chromate(VI) oxide Persian red Victoria red Vienna red. Pigments consisting of basic lead chromate. Red powder insoluble in H2O,... 

Scarlet chrome skar-bt krom. Mixed pigment containing lead chromate, molybdate and sulfate. 

Scarlet chrome Pigment Red 104 formula xPbCrO j-yPbMoO j ZPbSO ... 

Chromates group Baryte Gypsum Lead chromatefVI) oxide American vermilion Cadmium red China clay Chrome orange Chrome scarlet Chrome yellow Persian red... 

Bichromate of Lead—2 PbO, CrOj— chrome red— may bo obtained by boiling oxide of lead, or its car-bonato, with on aqueous solution of monochromate of potassa, or by digesting the neutral chromate of lead in a dilute solution of caustic potassa. Liebig prepared it by adding a neutral ebromate to fased nitre, and washing the residuum it is an insoluble, scarlet colored powder. 

Crystal violet, methyl violet, brilliant violet, ethyl purple, h benzyl violet, Hofmann s violet, chrome violet Rosolc red, resole scarlet Janus red, diazine red w < 3 [Pg.427]

Chrome carmine, Chinese scarlet 845 Chromium potassium oxide (K2Cr207) 3106... 

Chrome scarlet. See Pigment red 104 Chromia. See Chromium oxide (ic)... 

Synonyms Chrome scarlet Cl 77605 Molybdate orange Molybdate red Orange chrome... 

Brilliant cotton blue. See Acid blue 93 Brilliant fast oil yellow. See 4-Dimethylamlnobenzene Brilliant fast scarlet R. See Solvent red 1, Brilliant fast spirit yellow. See 4-Dimethylamlnobenzene Brilliant green. See Basic green 1 Brilliant green Brunswick green. See Chrome green... 

Chrome leather black E. See Direct black 38 Chrome leather blue 2B. See Direct blue 6 Chrome leather brow M. See Direct brown 2 Chrome leather dark green. See Direct green 1 Chrome leather pure blue. See Direct blue 15 Chrome leather red 4B. See Direct red 2 Chrome leather scarlet 3BS. See Direct red 39 Chrome leather yellow A. See Direct yellow 11 Chrome lemon. See Lead chromate Chrome lignosulfonate Synonyms Chromium lignosulfonate Properties Brn. powd. sol. in water forming an acidic sol n. dens. 0.73 kg/l Uses Dispersant, conditioner for water-based... 

Synonyms Benzyl sacriet 3BS Chloramine red 3B Chrome leather scarlet 3BS Cl 23630 Cl direct red 39... 

A term used for chrome red or orange (qq.v.) as recorded, for example, by Heaton (1928), Schiek(1973) and Kiihn and Curran (1986). It was also applied to a heavy, opaque lake pigment, usually made from eosine or scarlet dye on a red lead, orange mineral, or chrome red [qq.v.) base (Gettens et al., 1972). 

Older synonyms for chrome red and chrome orange as listed by Kelly and Judd (1976) include American vermilion (q.v.) Australian cinnabar, Austrian red, Chinese red chrome cinnabar, chrome scarlet (q.v.), Derby red, garnet chrome, Persian red (q.v.) or muge de Perse, ruby red chrome, Victoria red and Vieimared. Seward (1889) apparently also identifies chrome red with pigments called Palladian red and PaUadian scarlet... 

Variant of chrome red (. v.). According to Harley (1982), chrome scarlet is Hsted in an early catalogue of the British colourmen Winsor Newton (c. 1840-42) but is not found in later editions. Kiihn and Curran (1986) also mention chrome scarlet in their review of chrome orange (. v.) and chrome red pigments. Kelly and Judd (1976) cite midnight sun as a synonym. 

Synonymous with chrome scarlet (Kelly and Judd, 1976 Kuhn and Curran, 1986) and a variant of chrome red (q.v.). 

A variant of scarlet red and synonymous with chrome red, a lead chromate(VI) oxide (qq.v.) pigment According to Carlyle (2001), it was first listed by Salter (1869), who described it as a bright chromate of lead of an orange-red colour . 

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