About the chemical structure:
Chemical name: | Cobalt(II)-stannate |
Formula: | CoO · n SnO2 |
Refractive index: | n/a |
Color:
Color Index (C.I.) | PB 35 |
How can you identify Cerulean blue?
Imaging:
IRFC: violet
OM: microscopically, its particles are fine, rounded and uniform.
Analytics:
It can be identified by Raman.
Raman spectra: University College London;
Usage and handling:
Permanence: | Toxicity: |
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Lightfast: excellent. Degradation processes: it was not recommended for use in watercolor painting because of chalkiness in washes. In oil, it kept its color better than any other blue. |
moderately toxic. May cause sensitization by skin contact. MSDS: Winsor & Newton |
Literature:
The Chemistry of Paints and Painting, Sir arthur H. Church, fourth edition, SEELEY, SERVICE & CO. LIMITED 1915, p 235-236
Other blues
(intro) - Azurite - Cerulean Blue - Cobalt blue - Egyptian blue - Prussian blue - Smalt - Ultramarine
(intro) - Azurite - Cerulean Blue - Cobalt blue - Egyptian blue - Prussian blue - Smalt - Ultramarine