‘When it comes to working with light in a space, it is important to consider the Light Reflective Value (LRV) of your paint ...

Scientists have developed a light-reflecting “ultra-white” paint, which they say could negate the need for air conditioning and even reduce carbon emissions, if used on a mass scale.. The ...

Pale blue, soft green and light pastels add a bit of personality while reflecting sun. “Lighter colors are not going to absorb as much sunlight in your house, but I don't know if I would be ...

Researchers have developed a new white paint that can reflect over 95 percent of sunlight, ... In total, the new radiative cooling paint can reflect 95.5 percent of the light that strikes it.

Researchers at Purdue University have developed a new white paint that reflects 95.5 percent of sunlight and remains cooler than its surroundings even when the sun is at its peak.

An extremely white paint that reflects 98.1 per cent of sunlight can cool itself by radiating heat into deep space. It could help keep buildings cool, potentially replacing energy-intensive air ...

Light-reflecting white paints currently on the market do their job by reflecting visible light and near-infrared wavelengths, which together make up a large portion of the sun’s rays.

Light-reflecting white paints currently on the market do their job by reflecting visible light and near-infrared wavelengths, which together make up a large portion of the sun’s rays.

But white paints that are currently on the market with labels like “ultra reflective” or “high reflective” only reflect about 80% to 90% of light, said Xiulin Ruan, a lead author on the study.

The light-reflecting material gives ancient advice to paint buildings white in order to reflect away heat a high-tech upgrade. Advertisement.

The latest whiter-than-white paint may be a solution to global warming, according to a Perdue University research team. After seven years of experimenting with over 100 different chemicals ...

Scientists have developed a light-reflecting “ultra-white” paint, which they say could negate the need for air conditioning and even reduce carbon emissions, if used on a mass scale.