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Purple of C****ius is a
purple pigment formed by the
reaction of gold
salts with tin(II) chloride. It has been used to
impart gl**** with a red coloration...
- Look up
C****ius in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
C****ius may
refer to:
C****ius, an
ancient Roman family name, see C****ia gens
Gaius C****ius Longinus...
- violet: NH4MnP2O7 (PV16)
manganic ammonium pyrophosphate. Gold
pigments Purple of C****ius: Gold
nanoparticles suspended in tin
dioxide - Aux • SnO2. Aluminum...
- and
spirit of salt is
poured into water.
Purple of
C****ius –
formed by
precipitating a
mixture of gold,
stannous and
stannic chlorides, with alkali. Used...
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based on silver.
Purple of C****ius is a
purple pigment formed by the
reaction of gold
salts with tin(II) chloride. The prin****l
methods of this are enamelled...
- used to test for the
presence of gold compounds. SnCl2
turns bright purple in the
presence of gold (see
Purple of C****ius). When
mercury is
analyzed using...
- design,
usually with a
romantic theme.
Purple of C****ius Heart of Gl****, a 1976 film by
Werner Herzog on the
secret of ruby gl**** Cooper, R., Dornbusch, R...
- the
Imperial court in
China by Jesuits,
achieved through the use
of purple of C****ius,
initially on
enamels used on
metal wares such as cloisonné produced...
- Rome when
Vespasian acceded to the
purple.
Tacitus includes a
speech of C****ius, when he was a
senator in the time
of Nero, on the
debate that
arose when...
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palette in
China was
introduced by
Jesuits in
China (through the use
of purple of C****ius) to the
Imperial court,
initially on
enamels used on
metal wares...