Which of the following pigments gives white colour to the paint?
a. Chromium oxide b. Ferric oxide c. Zinc oxide d. Brown umber
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Answer:
c. Zinc oxide
Explanation:
chromium oxide gives green
ferric oxide gives red
brown umber gives brown
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The correct answer is OPTION C: Zinc Oxide gives white color to the paint.
- Zinc oxide is one of three white pigments used extensively in artistic and ornamental paintings (the others being lead, titanium, and zinc).
- Although zinc white has been used as an artist's pigment since antiquity, it does not appear to have been seriously considered until the 1850s.
- The pure pigment is most typically found in watercolors, where it is known as Chinese white, although it is also used in oil and acrylic paintings in mixed media blends.
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