PY43, Natural Yellow Iron Oxide | Yellow | Pigment

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Dry pigment properties PY43

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Art material database
	Avg. Particle Size	Oil Absorption	Density / Specific Gravity	Hardness	pH	Heat Stability
Jackson's Artist Pigment 25027 Gold Ochre	≈ 5 µm	–	–	–	–	–
Jackson's Artist Pigment 25049 Orange Ochre	≈ 5 µm	–	–	–	–	–
Jackson's Artist Pigment 25059 Raw Cyprus Ochre	≈ 5 µm	–	–	–	–	–
Jackson's Artist Pigment 25068 Transparent Gold Ochre	≈ 5 µm	–	–	–	–	–
Jackson's Artist Pigment 25078 Yellow Ochre	≈ 5 µm	–	–	–	–	–
Jackson's Artist Pigment 25092 Ochre Havana	≈ 5 µm	–	–	–	–	–
Jackson's Artist Pigment 25096 Venetian Yellow Earth	≈ 5 µm	–	–	–	–	–
Jackson's Artist Pigment 25099 Verona Yellow Earth	≈ 5 µm	–	–	–	–	–
Jackson's Artist Pigment 25100 Yellow Ochre Deep	≈ 5 µm	–	–	–	–	–
Kama Pigments Pigment PS-MI0005 Yellow Ochre Light Py43	≈ 1.3 µm	–	–	–	–	1565°C
Kama Pigments Pigment PS-MI0006 Limonite	–	–	–	–	–	1526°C
Kama Pigments Pigment PS-MI0010 Brown Ochre Py43	≈ 1.0 µm	–	–	–	–	1565°C
Kremer Pigmente [Dry] Pigments 40010 French Ochre JTCLES	≈ 70 µm sieve residue: max. 1%	–	–	–	6–8	–
Natural Pigments Pigment 430-40 Yellow Ocher Extra Light	–	–	2.9–4.3 g/cm³	4.0–5.5	–	–
Natural Pigments Pigment 430-41 Yellow Ocher Light	–	–	2.9–4.3 g/cm³	4.0–5.5	–	–
Natural Pigments Pigment 430-42 Yellow Ocher Dark	–	–	2.9–4.3 g/cm³	4.0–5.5	–	–
Natural Pigments Pigment 431-10 Limonite	–	–	2.9–4.3 g/cm³	4.0–5.5	–	–
Natural Pigments Pigment 431-41 Lemon Ocher	–	–	2.9–4.3 g/cm³	4.0–5.5	–	–
Natural Pigments Pigment 431-42 Italian Yellow Earth	–	–	2.9–4.3 g/cm³	4.0–5.5	–	–
Natural Pigments Pigment 431-43 Italian Dark Ocher	–	–	2.9–4.3 g/cm³	4.0–5.5	–	–
Natural Pigments Pigment 431-44 Ambrogio Yellow Earth	–	–	2.9–4.3 g/cm³	4.0–5.5	–	–
Natural Pigments Pigment 431-51 Blue Ridge Yellow Ocher	–	–	2.9–4.3 g/cm³	4.0–5.5	–	–
Natural Pigments Pigment 433-22 Armenian Gold Ocher	–	39.8 g oil / 100 g	0.84 g/cm³	–	7.0	170°C
Natural Pigments Pigment 433-23 Transparent Yellow Felsite	–	–	0.52 g/cm³	–	7.0	290°C
Natural Pigments Pigment 433-24 Hrazdan Yellow Ocher	–	39.8 g oil / 100 g	0.84 g/cm³	–	7.0	170°C
External links
Golden Raw Sienna (Golden Acrylic)	–	–	3.51	–	–	–
Golden Yellow Ochre (Golden Acrylic)	–	–	3.50	–	–	–

Dry pigment properties are specific to individual pigment products. Values are not representative of the pigment itself or other art products containing the pigment. Check your product data sheet for relevant values.

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Health & Safety Information

No current health & safety warnings

For informational purposes only. Toxicity can depend on the individual product, the exact chemical composition, the used binder, and many other factors. Always check your product's safety data sheet, and follow the basic studio hygenie practices, especially when handling dry pigments.

Ingestion Hazard: no significant acute toxicity ^SJ
Inhalation Hazard: no significant acute toxicity ^SJ
Skin Contact Hazard: no significant acute toxicity ^SJ

Toxicity information: Repeated or prolonged inhalation of mineral powders may cause respiratory problems; Hazards associated with iron ^CW

Chemical descriptors

Basic molecular Formula / primary chemistry: FeOOH

Periodic table

Groups

Earth Pigments

Vivianite (Blue Ocher)

Aegirine

PBk33

Chromite

Natural Earth

NBr8

PBr7

PBr8

Epidote

PG23

Jarosite

PR101

PR102

PY43
Iron compounds

PB27

PBk12

PBk27

PBk29

PBk30

PBk33

PBr6

PBr7

PBr29

PBr33

PBr35

PBr43

PBr48

PR101

PR102

PR232

PY42

PY43

PY119
Medieval

Azurite

Lapis Lazuli

NB1

PB30

PBk6

PBk9

NBr11

PBr7

PBr8

Malachite

PG23

NR4

NR9

PR102

PR105

PR106

PW1

PW18

Lead-tin Yellow, Type I

Realgar

NY14

PY39

PY43
Yellow earths

PY43

Used together with

PY42

PW6

PR101

PW4

PR102

PBr7

PB29

PY3

PBk9

PG7

PY35

PY83

PBr6

PY74

PBk6

PR83

PBk7

PY65

PG17

PB15

PV23

PBk11

PY1

PR170

PR254

PB60

PW18

PR188

PG18

PO20

PY2

PV19

PR177

PR4

PY13

PY37

PR108

PY154

PG26

PY151

N/A

PO34

PY97

PW21

PBr43

PW5

PY75

PO62

PO73

PO16

PG36

PY120

PBk8

PR106

PB15:4

Lapis Lazuli

PG23

PR287

PR122

PR233

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