Siena calcinada Volver a Lista de Pigmentos
| Colores | marrón ocre |
|---|---|
| Source | (no definido) |
| Sinónimos | |
| Componentes | GoethitaFeOOHHematiteFe2O3MagnetitaFe3O4CalcitaCaCO3Pigmento preparadoFeOOH + Fe2O3 + Fe3O4 + CaCO3 |
| L | 40.7725 |
|---|---|
| a | 7.3725 |
| b | 7.7925 |
| RGB R | 133 |
|---|---|
| RGB G | 92 |
| RGB B | 84 |
General:
- Sin autor (s.f.), “Pigment
Terre de Sienne Calcinée - Moulin à Couleurs”. Le Moulin à Coleurs.
https://www.moulincouleurs.fr/fr/pigments-naturels-terres-et-ocres/2-terre-de-sienne-calcinee-n1032.html
(consultado 16 abril 2024).
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