Search results

[[File:51-69_Stand.Oil_canvas.jpg|thumb|Stand oil]] ...d as a high viscosity additive to other paint media. Half oil is 50% stand oil and 50% [[turpentine%20%28oil%29|turpentine]].

...lls like [[chloroform]]. Ethylene dichloride was first isolated in 1795 by Dutch chemists. It has been used as a solvent for fats, oils, waxes, gums, resins ...chloride; 1,2-dichloroethane; ethane dichloride; EDC; Dutch liquid; Dutch oil; Brocide

...te. Lead white is a dense, opaque pigment that was mainly used in [[drying oil|drying oils]] where it acts as a [[drier|siccative]]. It has also been foun ...flake; flake white; Cremnitz white; white lead; Krems white; silver white; Dutch white lead; French white; Vienna white; Flemish white; London white; Roman

...ymorph, [[pararealgar|pararealgar]], AsS; it can also deteriorate badly in oil paint films, resulting in rupturing, cracking and chalking, the pigment its

...yellow polymorph, [[pararealgar]], As4S4; it can also deteriorate badly in oil paint films, resulting in rupturing, cracking and chalking, the pigment its

* Strong siccative properties in oil on account of the cobalt content. File:08.475-CR10038-d1.jpg|thumb|Dutch candlestick<br>MFA# 08.475

...d pigments to produce dark copper or lead sulfides. It is a poor drier for oil paints and has a sulfurous odor. It can be rather light sensitive, losing i