What Is The New Blue at Timothy Marcus blog

What Is The New Blue. The new color uses nanotechnology to achieve an exceptionally pure hue of blue that is best seen under ultraviolet (uv) light, which gives it an otherworldly, radioactive glow. The name for the new blue is derived from its chemical components’ symbols on the periodic table of elements: In 2009, researchers at oregon state university discovered yinmn blue —the first new blue pigment identified in 200 years—while developing. What’s your favorite shade of blue? It’s named after its components — yttrium, indium. Yinmn blue, the latest inorganic blue pigment to hit the scene, was recently approved for usage in artist’s materials by the environmental protection agency. 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.

Yinmn blue, the latest inorganic blue pigment to hit the scene, was recently approved for usage in artist’s materials by the environmental protection agency. In 2009, researchers at oregon state university discovered yinmn blue —the first new blue pigment identified in 200 years—while developing. The name for the new blue is derived from its chemical components’ symbols on the periodic table of elements: What’s your favorite shade of 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. It’s named after its components — yttrium, indium. The new color uses nanotechnology to achieve an exceptionally pure hue of blue that is best seen under ultraviolet (uv) light, which gives it an otherworldly, radioactive glow.

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What Is The New Blue What’s your favorite shade of blue? The name for the new blue is derived from its chemical components’ symbols on the periodic table of elements: It’s named after its components — yttrium, indium. In 2009, researchers at oregon state university discovered yinmn blue —the first new blue pigment identified in 200 years—while developing. What’s your favorite shade of blue? The new color uses nanotechnology to achieve an exceptionally pure hue of blue that is best seen under ultraviolet (uv) light, which gives it an otherworldly, radioactive glow. 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. Yinmn blue, the latest inorganic blue pigment to hit the scene, was recently approved for usage in artist’s materials by the environmental protection agency.