Primary Blue

• Catalog Number: ACMA00027069
• Product Name: Primary Blue
• Category: Pigments
• Description: A manufactured pigment; Good UV Stability; Suitable for all mediums except Fresco; Not Cosmetic or Pharmaceutical Grade; Not Lime or Cement Color Stable
• Molecular Formula: PB15
• Composition: An azo organic pigment fixed on a mineral base.
• Heat Stability: Color Stable to 280° F
• Lightfastness: Good
• Notes: Be careful when handling paint and avoid inhalation. The pigments we supply are not intended for cosmetic, pharmaceutical, tattoo ink or food use.
• Packaging: 100g: 4 oz recyclable plastic jar; 500g and above: double plastic bag
• Particle Size: 50 microns (325 Mesh)
• Pigment Type: Primary color pigments are primary colors that cannot be mixed with other colors and are an excellent non-toxic alternative to some cadmium pigments. Primary color pigments are translucent and have good tinting strength.

Custom Q&A

What is the molecular formula for molybdenum?

The molecular formula for molybdenum is Mo.

What is the molecular weight of molybdenum?

The molecular weight of molybdenum is 95.95 g/mol.

What is the IUPAC Name for molybdenum?

The IUPAC Name for molybdenum is molybdenum.

What is the CAS number for molybdenum?

The CAS number for molybdenum is 7439-98-7.

What is the UNII number for molybdenum?

The UNII number for molybdenum is 81AH48963U.

What are some synonyms for molybdenum?

Some synonyms for molybdenum are Mo, Molybdenum(6+), and MOLYBDENUM ATOM.

What are some naturally occurring molybdenum compounds?

Some naturally occurring molybdenum compounds are molybdenite, powellite, wulfenite, ferrimolybdite, and ilsemannite.

What are some properties of molybdenum?

Molybdenum is a hard, high-melting, high-density dark gray metal or black powder. It is insoluble in water and is used to make structural alloys.

What agency provides information on molybdenum-related toxicity?

The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) provides information on molybdenum-related toxicity.

How is molybdenum used in industry?

Molybdenum is widely used in industry to make steel alloys.