What is pigment black?
Black pigments derive from carbonized wood, bone, oil, tar, resin — or any organic material. The pigments are made by burning organic materials, like wood or oil, and collecting the carbonized remains, such as charcoal or soot. These are then ground into a powder.
Although carbon black pigments look similar on paint surfaces, under a microscope their particles have different shapes depending on the material used to produce them.
Pigment Black using in paint and coating formulation:
Bellow chart is presenting different color index based carbon black pigments and their chemical properties:
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