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Key Nutrient Drivers for Biomass and C-Phycocyanin Production in Spirulina sp. Revealed by Media Optimization. [PDF]

Int J Mol Sci
Nurjannah I, Subroto T, Hardianto A, Adinisa L, Mochida K.   +4 more
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UK: Lanxess – inorganic pigments

Focus on Pigments
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Connoisseurship and Technical Analysis Re-evaluating the Laughing Cavalier Forgery 100 Years After the Court Case

Tummers A, Alfeld M, Dik J, Fahed I, d’Imporzano P, Janssens K, Kokkedee L, Litjens S, Pizurica A, Vandenabeele P, Vermeersch E, Vyncke N, Wallert A.   +12 more
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Inorganic luminescent pigments

Physical Sciences Reviews, 2021
Abstract Inorganic luminescent pigments (luminescent materials, luminophores, phosphors) as synthetically generated crystalline compositions absorb energy followed by emission of light with lower energy, respectively, longer wavelengths. The light emission occurs often in the visible spectral range. External energy is necessary to enable
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Replacements for inorganic pigments

Pigment & Resin Technology, 1982
Legislation in various parts of the world is making life difficult for those engaged in the process of coloration, whether they are in the paint, printing ink or plastics industries. Traditionally one has used organic pigments where high colour strength, bright shade and transparency were required, while using inorganic pigments for opaque full shades ...
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Inorganic Pigments

2000
In this paper the authors report the main characteristic of inorganic pigments used to color industrial ceramic ...
MANFREDINI, Tiziano, BONDIOLI, Federica
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Inorganic Pigments-Other

1993
‘Colourants’ (materials used to impart colour) may be either pigments or dyestuffs. A pigment is and remains insoluble when used in a surface coating, whereas a dyestuff at some stage is soluble either in the solvents or the binder or both. This solubility or insolubility is the reason a coating coloured with an insoluble pigment is to a greater or ...
P. Parsons, C. Christie, D. DiRamio, R. Drummond, J. Foxton, K. Freeman, J. Hartley, D. S. Howie, B. J. Lourey, F. Renwick, J. Samios, D. M. Stewart, J. M. Waldie, B. Willis   +13 more
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Preparation of Nearly Monodisperse Nanoscale Inorganic Pigments

Chemistry – An Asian Journal, 2006
AbstractMany different important commercial pigments have been synthesized based on the liquid–solid–solution (LSS) phase‐transfer and separation process. Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) measurement results show that they are very small in size and have a narrow size distribution.
Dingsheng, Wang, Xin, Liang, Yadong, Li
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