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Mosaic gold or
bronze powder refers to tin(IV)
sulfide as used as a
pigment in
bronzing and
gilding wood and
metal work. It is
obtained as a
yellow scaly...
- and is one of the
earliest examples of
gold mosaics. The
mosaics were made of stone, tile or gl****
backed on
gold leaf walls,
giving the
church a beautifully...
- A
mosaic is a
pattern or
image made of
small regular or
irregular pieces of
colored stone, gl**** or ceramic, held in
place by plaster/mortar, and covering...
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types of
mosaic surviving from this period: wall
mosaics in churches, and
sometimes palaces, made
using gl**** tesserae,
sometimes backed by
gold leaf for...
- A
Roman mosaic is a
mosaic made
during the
Roman period,
throughout the
Roman Republic and
later Empire.
Mosaics were used in a
variety of
private and...
- 38, tin(IV) sulfide, is
known as
mosaic gold.
Purple of C****ius,
Pigment Red 109, a
hydrous double stannate of
gold, was mainly, in
terms of painting...
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constructed in
Dubai in
April 2011. It is made of fibergl****-backed
mosaic gold, and it
weighs up to 35 tonnes. It cost 90
million United Arab Emirates...
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stannic sulfide or "
mosaic gold" and is
perhaps the
earliest known description of the
preparation of this
interesting substance.
Mosaic gold exists in flakes...
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Titanium pigments Titanium yellow (PY53): NiO·Sb2O3·20TiO2 Tin
pigments Mosaic gold:
stannic sulfide (SnS2). Zinc
pigments Zinc
yellow (PY36): zinc chromate...
- three-dimensional objects, the term is
gilded or
gold-plated.
Gold in
mosaic began in
Roman mosaics around the 1st
century AD, and
originally was used...
