Front Back
color
In the middle ages, alchemists where interested in transforming things, using ________ as a guide
book of secrets
In the middle ages, alchemists collected their knowledge in the _________________
community
In the middle ages, painting work was moved from the monastery to the __________.
guilds
In the middle ages, painters were members of:
wood
In the middle ages, the surface for painting with gesso and frescoes is______
plaster, binders
In the middle ages, painting was done on _______, with the use of _______
egg yolk
In the middle ages, the binders used for tempra when painting on plaster was:
color and paintings were more 3 dimensional featuring the use of light and shadow
from the middle ages to the renaissance, what changed with art?
perspective
in the renaissance, painters incorporated _______
religion
in the renaissance, paintings became less about _______
palette
in the renaissance, the ______ of the artist shifted from the limited _____ of the middle ages
smokiness
Leonardo developed the technique _______
Leonardo developed the technique _______
Michelangelo worked on ____ using _______ color harmonies
oil painting
In the late 15th century what was introduced to Italy from the netherlands?
copper resinate
_________ was a product of 15th century technology
venice
the key to access new color in the renaissance was in ______
titan
_______ exploited venice for it's new colors in the renaissance
coal tar
many pigments were made from chemicals isolated from ______ including yellow, purple, green, and others
aniline
one coal tar product ______ was widly used as a starting chemical in preparation of many different dyes
structural formulas
In the 19th century they could determine molecular formulas but not __________
chemical compound
when atoms unite to form a stable combination, the combination is called a:
coefficient
an introduction of a________ balances an equation
mendeleev
who organized the known elements in the 1860s?
period
left to right on the periodic table is
group
top to bottom on the periodic table is the
Bohr
Who laid the theoretical groundwork for describing electrons in terms of the energy shells and sub-shells that they occupy?
1
Who laid the theoretical groundwork for describing electrons in terms of the energy shells and sub-shells that they occupy?
3
each p level contains ___ levels
5
each d level contains ___ levels
1s 2s 2p 3s 3p 4s 3d 4p 5s 4d
electron configuration order to 4d
an outer octet of electrons
besides helium what do all the noble gasses share
compound
when dissimilar atoms are bonded, the new substance is called a:
covalent
when electrons are shared between atoms
ionic
when electrons are transferred between atoms
organic chemistry
the study of the compounds of carbon:
valence electron
outermost electrons are known as
covalent
non metal and non metal is
ionic
metal and non metal is
cation
loss of an electron makes a
oxidation
loss of an electron is known as
isomers
molecular formulas that have more then one structural formula are:
conjugated
a special group of organic compounds are one containing log chains of carbons held together by alternating single and double bonds are said to be:
colored
when there are 11 or more double bonds in the chain, the transition have energies in the visible spectrum and the compounds are ______
dyes, pigments
2 main classes of colorants are:
pigment
if a colorant requires a binder in order to adhere to a substrate, it is a
organic
all dyes are _____ in chemical composition
Perkin
Who developed the first synthetic dye?
alcohol, acid, ester, amine, amide
what are the 5 functional groups?
addition polymerization
synthetic polymers built from monomers with a double bond are made by a process called ____________
ethylene
the simplest monomer is
condensation polymerization
2 different functional groups that can react with each other (a-b-a-b-a-b.....)
condensation polymers
polyamides and polyesters are ______
condensation polymers
natural polymers can be considered
colorfast
efficient dyes need to be:
ionic forces, hydrogen bonding, van der waals forces, covalent linkages
dyes and fibers can be held together by:
it was the first synthesis of a dye not based on known natural dyes
most significant aspect of perkin's mauve was:
conjugated system with at least 11 double bonds
electronic transitions between molecular orbitals results in compounds being colored when:
T
t/f: the least reactive elements are in the rightmost column
t/f: the least reactive elements are in the rightmost column
the use of oils as binders for painters became popular during the renaissance because:
pigments need a binder
how do you distinguish the difference between pigments and dyes?
science based dye and color industry, compounds and how they relate to color, pigments from coal tar
August Hoffman contributions:

Access the best Study Guides, Lecture Notes and Practice Exams

Login

Join to view and access 3M+ class-specific study document.

or
We will never post anything without your permission.
Don't have an account?
Sign Up

Join to view 2 2 and access 3M+ class-specific study document.

or

By creating an account you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms Of Use

Already a member?