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Any coloring matter in tissues.
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| pigment |
Highly colored, insoluble substance used to impart color to other materials. White pigments, eg, titanium dioxide, are dispersed in fiber polymers to produce delustered (semi-dull and dull) fibers. Colored pigments are added to polymer to create producer colored or solution dyed yarns.
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| pigment |
Colored matter. Insoluble powder mixed with water, oil, resin, etc., and used to make paint. Pigments are subtractive in nature. The primary pigments are red, yellow, and blue. When mixed the color produced is the difference between the primaries. For example, yellow and blue make green, and an equal mixture of all three primaries theoretically make black.
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| pigment |
The substance in paint or anything that absorbs light, producing (reflecting) the same color as the pigment.
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| pigment |
A powdery substance that is one of the basic components of a paint or caulk. It provides whiteness or color, hiding power, and bulk.
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