LEAD Action News Volume
13 Number 1, November 2012, ISSN 1324-6011 Incorporating Lead Aware Times ( ISSN 1440-4966) and Lead Advisory Service News (ISSN 1440-0561) The Journal of The LEAD (Lead Education and Abatement Design) Group Inc. Editor-in-Chief: Zac Gethin-Damon |
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Glossary of Graphic Arts Terms re: heavy metals (used in the Printing Ink Industry) A transparent white extender used in printing inks, often called magnesia. Manganese Driers A material containing chemically combined manganese used to accelerate the oxidation and polymerization of an ink film. 90-92, 95 Metallic Inks Inks composed of aluminum or bronze powders in varnish to produce gold or silver color effects. Molybdate Orange An inorganic pigment used to produce opaque orange inks and red inks. It consists of a mixture of lead chromate and lead molybdate. Naphthenate Driers Compounds of naphthenate acid with metals, usually lead, cobalt, or manganese used to accelerate the oxidation of the ink film. Ochre Naturally occurring yellow iron oxide pigment. Permanent Violets A light resistant, tungstated or molybdated methyl violet pigment used in printing inks. Carbazole violet. Phloxine Blush red pigment used for process red inks. The hue is often referred to as magenta. The term phloxine is applied to the lead lake of eosine. Prussian Blue A red shade iron blue pigment. Vermilion A red mineral pigment consisting of a sulfide of mercury. Zinc Oxide An opaque inorganic white pigment used in inks. Zinc Yellow A yellow pigment consisting essentially of zinc chromate. |
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