molybdate orange
pigment
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Molybdate orange, also known as molybdenum orange, is a vibrant pigment. It is created through a process called coprecipitation, where lead chromate and lead molybdate are combined, often with lead sulfate. This pigment is recognized for its strong, brilliant orange color.12
Molybdate orange finds its applications in protective coatings and printing inks. It is also sometimes referred to as molybdated orange.1
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