Diameter
0.01 µm
Description
This powder is a very deep blue color in temperatures under 77°F (25°C). It is very light and fluffy, mixing smoothly into just about any medium. It is not UV light sensitive like some of the other pigments and will really have no noticeable change under a black light. When the powder comes in direct contact with temperatures above 77°F (25°C) it will turn white, or what some would call "colorless". If you mix this pigment into a clear medium in a low enough ratio and apply it thin enough, its white or "colorless" state can actually appear transparent, which makes for very cool transitions!
A few cool uses we've found with it are:
Mix it with YELLOW paint. Blue and yellow together will make green. However, when it reaches temperatures warmer than 77°F (25°C) the paint will turn yellow!
Mix it with RED paint. Blue and red together will make purple. When it reaches the transition point the paint will turn red!
Application
Nail polishes
For research use only. Not for use in diagnostic or therapeutic procedures.
