Chromium oxide green (\(Cr_{2}O_{3}\)) is an extremely stable, opaque, and durable inorganic pigment, often called Pigment Green 17. Known for its dull, mossy-green hue, it is heavily used in paints, ceramics, and construction materials. It is also famously used in camouflage for its infrared-reflective properties and was historically used to print U.S. “greenback” currency.
- Color & Appearance: A dull, medium-shade green.
- Opacity: High opacity (hiding power).
- Durability: Fully lightfast, heat-resistant, and resistant to chemicals.
- Safety: While used safely as a pigment, it can cause skin and lung irritation and has potential contamination concerns.

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