What is the difference between flourescent paint and neon paint?
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There isnt any-Neon paint is just another name for fluorescent paint- The reasons fluorescent paint is so bright is that is actually glows, or releases light of a different frequency than the light illuminating it.  Normal colors just reflect a portion of the light back, while fluorescent colors literally generate new colors by using the energy of the photons hitting it to produce new, lower energy, photons of a different color.
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White is 7 deg. f. cooler than black. White paint can be loaded with titanium oxide which has better heat transfer properties.
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In the paint industry, vicosity has a major effect on the application of the paint.  When applied with a spray gun, if it is too thin, it will run.  If it is too thick, the paint will adhere roughly to the surface and will not flow into a shiny coating.\n  When reducing the paint with a solvent, a viscosometer is used to determine the proper viscosity for best results.\n\n  Johnny
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Technically (and scientifically) black is the absence of all color, whereas white light contains all color within it.  If however, you are blending paints or playdoh, you probably know that "all" the colors put together tend to look brownish-black, and not white.  Therein, I imagine, lies some confusion.\n\nDespite forays into paint and clay blends, the science still holds.
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A "true" neon light will have clear glass, if you want to get the specific frequencies that Neon plasma produces.\n\nYou friend's light may have neon gas inside, (impossible to tell), but you don't want it if you want to see what neon light looks like.
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The tubelight has greater surface area compared to bulb and hence seems brighter.  The bulb has a incandescent filament glow which casts darker shadow as compared to fluoroscent glow of tube light.  For this reason it is said that fluorescent lights are really more efficient than normal light bulbs\n\nCheck it out for yourself at :--
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Chlorine is further down on the column in the periodic table.  Chlorine has a larger electron cloud than Fluorine.
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streetglow for neons\nkenwood for speakers \nn2o for nitrous
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Because of gas. Different gases show different colors depending on the proximity to energy sources like stars. If a nebula is made of methane and it has a lot of stars within it then it will glow in rich colors compared to a nebula that has few or no stars within it to excite the gases.
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The sparkly blue effect is called metal flake, the paint is blue and it has shiny metal flakes in it. And the metal looks like brushed aluminum that is unpainted. If you want that particular blue then you need to find out what kind it is but metal flake can be put in any paint color you want since the metal is just shiny metal flakes.
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Try the links below.\n\nIf you're talking about lighting, then do a search for neon light and coatings.  This link\n\nhttp://inventors.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?site=http://www.neonshop.com/krypton/colors.html\n\nmay be a good start for this category.
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Xenon mixed with Neon emitts an orange color
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Painting something reduces corrosion (oxidation).  Therefor if you paint something you need to produce less of the other materials as they will last longer in the real world.
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Colored plastic--especially cheaper colored plastic--has a certain density of die in the plastic.  When plastic bends, it stretches.  Now you have more surface area, but the same quantity of dye.  Less dye is going to mean a more faded color.\n\nHope this helps.
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flourescent ink will glow in the dark and is extremely visible during the day.  Another thing you might want to look into is "Optical Brightener"
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Okay, two different things.  When mixing colors of the spectrum, white light results from mixing all the colors together (that's why many older video projectors have a red, green and blue light that combine to make all the colors)  Black is the absence of all light.\n\nWhen mixing pigments and paints, the opposite is true -- white is absence of any pigment, and black is the result of every color mixed in.  The reason you mixed gray or brown color instead of black is because paints are not perfectly pigmented; paints are composed of tiny particles suspended in some sort of solvent, and depending on the colors, you might have white or black particles in there that were added to adjust the hue of the particular colors you've bought.  (Adding white paint to black paint just means that you have a mixture of white and black particles, and thus your brain puts it together as gray)  So the gray color you ended up with still didn't have all the colors possible, and could never reflect back to your eye a uniform spectrum of all colors.  A sort of murky brown is the closest you'll likely get to black by mixing a bunch of paints together.
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The muzzle velocity of the paint ball gun is higher. \nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muzzle_velocity