egyptian blue

The first synthetic pigment used from the early dynasties in Egypt until the end of the Roman period in Europe.

Manufacturer / product code:  Kremer / 10060
Chemical description: artificial copper calcium silicate. Kremer PDF
Color: blue
Color Index: PB31
More info: Pigments Through The Ages


Raman Spectroscopy 532 nm – ElviRa Spectrometer for Art


Raman Spectroscopy 532 nm (ElviRa spectrometer) Pigments-Checker Database

 

Egyptian blue 10060 Raman Spectroscopy Pigments Checker


 

XRF spectroscopy

XRF Spectroscopy Pigments-Checker Database

DOWNLOAD previous database from Pigments Checker V.3      DOWNLOAD paper: R. Larsen, N. Coluzzi, A. Cosentino “Free XRF Spectroscopy database of Pigments Checker” Intl Journal of Conservation Science.

Reflectance Spectroscopy (200-1000 nm) – GorgiasUV Spectrometer


Reflectance Spectroscopy (200-1000 nm) (GorgiasUV) Pigments-Checker Database

Reflectance spectroscopy Gorgias Spectrometer for Art

Reflectance Spectroscopy (350-950 nm) (Gorgias) Pigments-Checker Database

Egyptian blue

NIR Reflectance spectroscopy


NIR-Reflectance Spectroscopy (930-1690 nm) Pigments-Checker Database


FT-IR Spectroscopy (Non-invasive Diffuse Reflectance Probe)


FTIR Diffuse Reflectance Spectroscopy Pigments-Checker Database


FTIR non-invasive Spectroscopy Pigments (pure, no binder) Database

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