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.
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In fact, all the laws so far described are brought together in what is known as the ideal gas law, sometimes called the combined gas law. The ideal gas law can be stated as a formula, pV = nRT, where p stands for pressure, V for volume, n for number of moles, and T for temperature.