Paint Science: The Relationship between Coloring Force and Dispersion of Pigments

coloring force is the ability of one pigment to form a color strength when mixed with another pigmentSuch as chromium yellow and blue mix, produce a variety of green pigments, the production of the same color of chromium green, the amount of blue depends on its coloring forceStrong coloring force, less dosageThe same white paint commonly used group green to reduce their yellow, the greater the coloring force of the group green, the smaller the amount of usepigments are not only determined by their properties, but also by the production processMany researchers believe that the greater the dispersion of pigments, the greater their coloring powerSome people study the relationship between group green coloring force and dispersion is as followsthe relationship between the coloring and dispersion of theof green pigments in theof the "upload" of the tablethe relationship between the coloring and dispersion of the group of green pigments in the table above2009-7/200972116495266507.jpg.jpg./uploadIn several parts of the particle size distribution, the larger the particle size, the greater the coloring force, when the dispersion is large, the coloring force rises slowly, but does not stop not to rise or may decline as the masking force