PBk 1 – aniline black

Discovered in 1863, it was the first synthetic industrial pigment. It is used mostly as black printing ink.

Manufacturer/ product code:  Kremer / 24100
Chemical Description:  Benzenamine, oxidized, C66H51Cr3N11O12
Color: black
Color Index: PBk 1
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