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• Silver white
  ...name that was used for very pure [[lead%20carbonate%2C%20basic|basic lead carbonate]] imported from Paris. Silver white is the translation for blanc d'argent w
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• White pigments
  * carbonates ([[lead%20white|lead white]]) * carbonates ([[chalk|chalk]], [[barium%20carbonate|barium carbonate]])
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• Turner's yellow
  ...e by mixing powdered lead chloride with [[lead%20carbonate%2C%20basic|lead carbonate]] then fusing. This yellow pigment was used for a short time in oil paints,
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• Lead monoxide
  ...ment from the 15th through the 18th centuries (Mayer 1969). Thin layers of lead monoxide are used to produce iridescent colors on [[brass]] and [[bronze]]. ...umbous oxide; yellow lead oxide; protoxide of lead; semi-vitreous oxide of lead; lithargyron; plumbum ustum
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• Lead carbonate, basic
  [[File:522 lead white.jpg|thumb|Lead carbonate, basic]] [[File:Leadwhite C100x.jpg|thumb|Lead white at 100x (visible light left; UV light right)]]
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• Sealant
  ...solvents. They typically contain an aqueous polymer emulsion with calcium carbonate, plasticizers, and other additives. * Oil-caulks may contain lead and asbestos.
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• Putty
  ...20lead|red lead]] and were called white lead putty and red lead putty. The lead pigments accelerated the drying of the linseed oil. Colorless putty was mad window putty; glazing putty; picture putty; red lead putty; white lead putty; glazing compound; caulking; caulk; fill; Kitt (Deut.); Glaserkitt (D
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• Lead white
  [[File:522 lead white.jpg|thumb|Lead white]] [[File:Leadwhite C100x.jpg|thumb|Lead white at 100x (visible light left; UV light right)]]
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• Massicot
  ...It was also used as a yellow pigment in paints and glazes. Thin layers of lead monoxide produce iridescent colors on [[brass|brass]] and [[bronze|bronze]] ...us oxide; plumbic ocher; fiallolino; giallorino; Flemish yellow; masticot; lead ocher
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• Lead
  [[File:MFA20415 Lead.jpg|thumb|Inscribed lead tablet<MFA# 20.415]] ...bing, stained glass windows, and as a soft solder. Because of its density, lead is also used for radiation shielding.
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• Caulking (sealants)
  ...n a polymer emulsion (such as [[polyvinyl acetate]]) in water with calcium carbonate, plasticizers, and other additives. | Oil-based caulk (sometimes lead-based putty)
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• Caulking materials, generic
  ...n a polymer emulsion (such as [[polyvinyl acetate]]) in water with calcium carbonate, plasticizers, and other additives. | Oil-based caulk (sometimes lead-based putty)
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• Magnesium acetate
  ...er treatments although it has the potential for adversely affecting [[lead|lead]] and [[silver|silver]] components (Paper Catalog). Magnesium acetate is us
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• Litharge
  ...a yellow pigments in [[paint|paints]] and [[glaze|glazes]]. Thin layers of lead monoxide are used to produce iridescent colors on [[brass]] and [[bronze]]. ...iombo) (It.); massicot (Ned.); litharge (Ned.); litargírio (Port.); yellow lead oxide; plumbous oxide
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• Nihon san no akane (Japanese madder) - right (293 R)
  | alum, lead acetate, sodium carbonate
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• Cadmium
  ...or cadmium carbonate (otavite) in ores rich in [[zinc]], [[copper]], or [[lead]]. The silvery metal was first isolated by Fredrich Stromeyer, a German che * Acute and long-term exposures can lead to lung and kidney damage, bone loss, and hypertension
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• Glass
  ...more fluxes ([[soda ash]], [[potash]], [[lime]] and oxides of [[Lead oxide|lead]], [[Lithium oxide|lithium]], [[Cerium oxide|cerium]] etc.) Typical glass, ...rmers will melt. Soda ([[Sodium carbonate]], Na2O) and Potash ([[Potassium carbonate]], K2O), both alkalis, are common fluxes. The fluxes, however, also weaken
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• Coated paper
  ...alcium sulfate]], [[calcium sulfite]], [[clay]], [[diatomaceous earth]], [[lead white]], [[satin white]], [[talc]], [[zinc sulfide]], [[lithopone]], [[zinc
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• Strontium
  ...s. Strontium oxide is used in ceramic glazes as a nontoxic replacement for lead.
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• Testpage
  *[[:Category:Red lead: Ukiyo-e colorant|Red lead]] *[[:Category:Calcium carbonate: Ukiyo-e colorant|Calcium carbonate]]
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