/ kad • mee • uhm   are • inj / Cadmium orange	Jump to pigmentMadder lake (alizarine)AzuriteBone blackBrown ochreCarmineCadmium orangecadmium yellowCerulean BlueCalcium carbonate whitesCharcoalcobalt blueCobalt greencobalt violetCobalt yellowChrome orangechrome yellowcopper resinateEgyptian blueEmerald greenGreen earthIndian yellowIndigolead whiteLemon yellowmalachiteNaples yellowOrpimentlead tin yellowPrussian bluerealgarred leadRed ochresmalttitanium dioxideUltramarineUmbraVan Dyke brownverdigrisvermilionviridianYellow ochrezinc white

1.  Overview     2. History of use     3. Making the pigment     4. Technical details

Brief description of Cadmium orange:           Cadmium sulfide can be made in various shades ranging from very light yellow to deep orange. It has very high hiding power and good permanence.    Names for Cadmium orange:             Pronounciation: kad • mee • uhm   are • inj Word origin: The name "Cadmium orange" comes from Latin cadmia = zinc ore calamine, from Greek kadmeia = Cadmean earth, first found near Thebes, city founded by the Phoenician prince Cadmus.. Non-English names:  German      French      Italian   Cadmiumorange   n/a   n/a  Chemical name: Cadmium(II)-sulfide

Other oranges         (intro) - Cadmium orange - Chrome orange - Orpiment