Ultramarine (artificial)
Artificial ultramarine, in contrast with natural ultramarine, is finely divided and homogeneous.
Manufacturer / product code: Kremer / 45000
Chemical description: sodium-aluminium-silicate, containing sulfur. Kremer PDF
Color: blue
Color Index: PB 29
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Very useful but the XRF spectra for artificial ultramarine appears to be missing.
Hi, thanks for your interest in our databases. The images of the XRF spectra that do not have useful features are not shown. Our equipment could not detect the light elements that make ultramarine. Though, you can download all the spectra as a database (not images)