The furnace-product is purified either by grinding finely and sifting, or it is water-ground, dried, and sifted. This variety is used for the production of paints, colours, printing inks, and enamels. The finest grades have a vivid orange tint. Orange... A Dictionary of Applied Chemistry - Page 76by Thomas Edward Thorpe - 1922Full view - About this book
| John Armstrong Smythe - 1923 - 370 pages
...product is, however, impure and the method is rather one for preparing sodium nitrite than litharge. ') Orange lead, or orange mineral, is a variety of red...finest grades have a vivid orange tint. Orange lead differs from red lead, not only in colour, but also in bulkiness, size of grain, and in its behaviour... | |
| John Armstrong Smythe - 1923 - 360 pages
...product is, however, impure and the method is rather one for preparing sodium nitrite than litharge. *) Orange lead, or orange mineral, is a variety of red...from the white lead washing tanks was used for this purj^jse. The furnace-product is purified either by grinding finely and sifting, or it is water-ground,... | |
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