The undertone of a TiOâ pigment is directly dependent upon its mean particle size and describes the yellow/blue color shift of tinted colors. A TiOâ pigment with a larger median particle size will give a yellower undertone. Smaller particle size pigments will induce a blue undertone. This tonal shift is only important in colored (tinted white) paints. In white paints, undertone has little influence on the color of the paint.
Best Answer: liquid to gas.. .vaporization gas to liquid.. condensation solid to liquid.. melting liquid to solid.. freezing solid to gas.. sublimation gas to solid.. deposition.
3) That's right. Some, maybe all, of the liquid will evaporate into gas, filling the empty space. Now if all the liquid evaporates, we just have a box of gas. That's not what we want. So let's suppose that only some of the liquid evaporated and that there are both the liquid state and the gas state present in the box. The gas that is above the liquid is called its vapor and it creates a pressure called vapor pressure. What I mean is this: suppose you put a gas-pressure measuring device into the gas and never touched the liquid.