Sentence examples for mixture of chrome from inspiring English sources

(C) DZ5, mixture of chrome yellow and lithopone.

Viridian, chrome oxide green and chrome green (mixture of chrome yellow and Prussian blue) are potential candidates.

The orange paint characterized as a mixture of chrome yellow and molybdate orange, however, altered even faster than pure chrome yellow, showing a rate of color change approximately halfway between BWS2 and 3.

Rampazzi et al. [41] found a yellow layer composed of a mixture of chrome yellow, iron oxides and an organic compound (most likely an oil) used as a mordant under the gold leaf.

The name "Chrome green" has typically been used for the mixture of chrome yellow and Prussian blue [20, 25], but in this case the tubes contained a mixture of viridian, zinc yellow, cadmium sulfide and barium sulfate.

The spectra depicted are a mixture of chrome yellow and chrome orange, b PB15 and chrome yellow, c PB15 and PV23, d PB15, PR122, and rutile, e PB15 and PY3, and f chrome orange, PR3, and rutile.

Chrome green is a mixture of Prussian blue and chrome yellow, while the chrome oxide green is chromium III) oxide.

Powder mixtures of ferro-chrome powder, cast iron chip or stainless steel shot were used as alloying source to form Fe Cr C coating.

From the Raman spectrum the mixture was identified by the strong symmetric Cr O vibration at 839 cm−1 of chrome yellow overlapped with the characteristic Cr–O bands at 825 and 847 cm−1 from chrome orange, and from the two strongest bending modes at 359 and 343 cm−1 belonging to chrome yellow and chrome orange, respectively.

Aluminum (0.7), silver mirrors (0.7 to 0.9), and Mylar (0.94) are commonly used as reflectors, whereas copper coated with black paint (0.75) and stainless steel coated with cermet (mixture of ceramics and metal) or black chrome (0.9 to 0.94) are used as absorbers.

This pigment mixture has been reported in contemporary coatings manuals to have been used to match the color of chrome orange at lower cost and better gloss [16].