Glow in the Dark Pigment

This Glow in the Dark pigment absorbs and stores sufficient energy to give an afterglow lasting up to ten times longer than zinc sulphide phosphorescent. After exposure to natural or artificial light, it will glow practically all night.
The pigment can be mixed and applied with white acrylic paint. When the acrylic hardens, it effectively locks the pigment into a water–resistant film. It should be noted that the pigment is highly concentrated and only very small amounts are needed to produce glow–in–the–dark effects.Reasons to Love
Cross applications in Science, Design Technology and Art classes
Learning Outcomes
GCSE – Smart Materials: Light Reactive
Top Tips
Glow in the Dark pigment can be mixed with acrylic paint which locks the pigment in allowing surfaces to be painted.
Glow in the Dark pigment is a highly concentrated powder.  Only very small amounts are required.