- in
paints and inks. In addition, some
colourants impart colour through reactions with
other substances.
Colourants, or
their constituent compounds, may...
- destructively.
Diverse colours therefore appear despite the
absence of
colourants.
Egyptian blue
Cobalt blue
Copper phthalocyanine YInMn blue
Prussian blue...
-
colour wood
comprising colourants dissolved and/or
suspended in a
vehicle or solvent.
Pigments and/or dyes are
largely used as
colourants in most stains. The...
-
fading of the color.
Inorganic colourants are
considered to be more
lightfast than
organic colourants.
Black colourants are
usually considered the most...
-
goods company based in Mumbai, India. GCPL's
products include soap, hair
colourants,
toiletries and
liquid detergents. Its
brands include 'Cinthol', 'Godrej...
-
contain artificial colourants to make them green;
without these the dish
would be
murky grey.
Traditionally the
controversial colourant tartrazine (E102)...
- 88...24S. doi:10.1021/ed100545v. Han****, Mary (1997). "Potential for
Colourants from
Plant Sources in
England & Wales" (PDF). UK
Central Science Laboratory...
- on 20 July 2016.
Retrieved 8 July 2016. "Cochineal and Carmine".
Major colourants and dyestuffs,
mainly produced in
horticultural systems. FAO. Archived...
- do not
specify what
colourants they use, even on request. In
jurisdictions where cups are
classed as
medical devices, the
colourants generally also have...
- rollers, or
silkscreens can be used to
place colours on the fabric.
Colourants used in
printing contain dyes
thickened to
prevent the
colour from spreading...
