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Yinmn Blue Eyes. The color you’re looking at in the unretouched photo above is a stunning new blue called “yinmn blue.” it’s the first new inorganic blue pigment developed in hundreds of years. They’d been researching the electrical properties of manganese oxides. The name comes from yttrium, indium, and manganese, which are the elements that make up the pigment. This vivid hue was first made in 2009, but only recently became commercially available. Yinmn blue, the first new blue pigment identified in 200 years, was always an astounding discovery—it just took the general. The team at oregon state discovered this completely by accident. The blues that abound in nature — a butterfly, a navy beetle, even blue eyes — are not natively blue, according to scientists, but instead are reflections of light, the impression of blue. This manganese blue pigment was dubbed yinmn blue. Subramanian’s brand new blue was dubbed yinmn blue. While it’s certainly striking, its most. Compared with commercial cobalt blue, these tunable hibonite blues possess a reddish hue that intensifies the blue color as.

Compared with commercial cobalt blue, these tunable hibonite blues possess a reddish hue that intensifies the blue color as. The name comes from yttrium, indium, and manganese, which are the elements that make up the pigment. This vivid hue was first made in 2009, but only recently became commercially available. This manganese blue pigment was dubbed yinmn blue. The color you’re looking at in the unretouched photo above is a stunning new blue called “yinmn blue.” it’s the first new inorganic blue pigment developed in hundreds of years. While it’s certainly striking, its most. They’d been researching the electrical properties of manganese oxides. The team at oregon state discovered this completely by accident. Subramanian’s brand new blue was dubbed yinmn blue. The blues that abound in nature — a butterfly, a navy beetle, even blue eyes — are not natively blue, according to scientists, but instead are reflections of light, the impression of blue.

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Yinmn Blue Eyes Compared with commercial cobalt blue, these tunable hibonite blues possess a reddish hue that intensifies the blue color as. The color you’re looking at in the unretouched photo above is a stunning new blue called “yinmn blue.” it’s the first new inorganic blue pigment developed in hundreds of years. Compared with commercial cobalt blue, these tunable hibonite blues possess a reddish hue that intensifies the blue color as. They’d been researching the electrical properties of manganese oxides. The blues that abound in nature — a butterfly, a navy beetle, even blue eyes — are not natively blue, according to scientists, but instead are reflections of light, the impression of blue. This manganese blue pigment was dubbed yinmn blue. This vivid hue was first made in 2009, but only recently became commercially available. The team at oregon state discovered this completely by accident. Yinmn blue, the first new blue pigment identified in 200 years, was always an astounding discovery—it just took the general. While it’s certainly striking, its most. Subramanian’s brand new blue was dubbed yinmn blue. The name comes from yttrium, indium, and manganese, which are the elements that make up the pigment.