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Coating stabilizing

Coating Stability The stability of a chemical conversion coating is best described by the non-leaching character of its corrosion inhibiting constituents and the insoluble nature of the oxides of the substrate metal. Chrcmate conversion coatings suffer from the lack of these properties. Thus, a study was conducted in which all the coated panels... [Pg.215]

This method, however, leads to CaO formation which is not suitable for ceramic and coatings stability in aqueous media. [Pg.307]

A report on the development of Ru02 coatings is compiled in Tabic 1, which shows the different additives added to paint formulations for obtaining improved coating stability (33). [Pg.100]

Alkyl chains are generally deposited on the silica surface using the corresponding alkylsilane. The hydride intermediate route, developed by Sandoval and Pesek78,79 gives an alternative for this method. The one-step alkylsilane route, is replaced by a two-step silanization-alkylation procedure. The loss of process simplicity is compensated by the advantages of an increased alkyl density and enhanced coating stability. [Pg.183]

The 13C spectrum (fig. 9.6 b) indicates a total loss of ethoxy groups as no peaks are observed at 57.6 ppm (-OCH2-) and 15.9 ppm (-OCHjCHj). The three observed peaks have been assigned19 to the propyl carbons (aCH=9.5 ppm, /3CH=26.3 ppm, 7CH=43.3 ppm). The 13C shift value of the CH is an indication of the stability of the aminosilane coating on the silica surface. Caravajal22 has shown that an increase in the APTS coating stability shifts the aCH peak to higher shift value (APTS solution aCH=7.9 ppm). The observed peak position of the aCH (9.5 ppm) indicates the covalent attachment of the silane molecules to the silica surface. [Pg.205]

In using this approach to prevent sticking, the problem of coating stability must be considered. Therefore the procedure referred to as dynamic coating was introduced (Wu and Regnier, 1991). A number of commercially available coated capillaries are currently marketed. [Pg.177]

SAFETY PROFILE Mildly toxic by ingestion. A nuisance dust. Flammable from heat or flame or oxidizers. Mixtures with thiophosphoryl chloride react when heated to form a product that ignites and then explodes on contact with air. Used in coatings, stabilizers, explosives, P.E.T.N resins, drugs, insecticides, and lubricants. [Pg.1073]

Use Curing catalyst and accelerator in resins and coatings, stabilizer, dispersion agent, lubricating and antistatic agent in synthetic fibers. [Pg.77]

Hydroxyapatite silanes stable to water coating stability depends on silane functional group coating is penneable to ionic transport in body fluids 24... [Pg.546]

Yu, X., and Licht, S. 2008. Recent advances in synthesis and analysis of Fe(VI) cathodes Solution phase and solid-state Fe(VI) syntheses, reversible thin-fihn Fe(VI) synthesis, coating-stabilized Fe(VI) synthesis, and Fe(VI) analytical methodologies. Journal of Solid State Electrochemistry 12, 1523-1540. [Pg.304]

OTHER COMMENTS used in coatings, stabilizers, explosive, insecticides, synthetic lubricants, and pentaerythritol tetranitrate (PETN) resins applications in paint and varnish industries. [Pg.819]

Stringent coating stability requirements on metal surfaces can be met by using powder coatings. Use of powder coatings is therefore increasing in new areas of application (e.g., for the colored coating of sanitary ware [12.2] and corrosion protection of truck tanks [12.3]). [Pg.268]

The open circuit potential as a function of time is a qualitative method that evaluates sacrificial coating stability. The sacrificial metal removal rate in the corroding solution is controlled by the potential difference of the underlying metal and the sacrificial coating, corroding solution, and sacrificial coating thickness. The open circuit potential changes to the protected metal when the sacrificial metal is completely removed. [Pg.26]

The thickness of the liquid sheet on the drum is independent of the pressure applied between the applicator roller and the drum. It depends largely on the viscosity and the surface tension of the liquid as well as on the ratio of rotational speeds of the drum and roller and the nip width. A stable thickness can be achieved for medium viscosity shear-thinning liquids at moderate Reynolds number. Re (the ratio between momentum and viscous forces), low capillary number, Ca (the ratio of the viscous force and surface tension), and low rotational speed ratio." A smaller Ca (<0.01) or a larger surface tension extends coating stability to higher rotation speeds. A stable sheet is established between a minimum and a maximum drum speed and at a critical ratio of rotational speeds of the applicator roller and the drum. The sheet formed beyond the eritical point is unstable, leading to ribbing and may entrain air bubbles as well especially if the liquid contains excessive surfactants." This rarely occurs in drum dryer operation because both the rotation speed and the ratio of rotation speeds are low (linear speed of drum surface rarely exceeds 0.3 m/s). [Pg.253]

Uses Emulsifier for emulsion polymerization of vinyl acetate, acrylates, methacrylates, styrene, butadiene for paints, adhesives, paper, textile, and industrial coatings stabilizer wetting agent, dispersant for agric. formulations food pkg. adhesives, paper Features Provides mech. and freeze/thaw stability Regulatory FDA21CFR 175.105,176.180 BGA XIV compliance Properties Pale yel. liq. sp.gr. 1.06 vise. Ill cks pour pt. 8 C surf. tens. 40 dynes/cm (1%) anionic 30% solids Abex EP-277 [Rhodia HPCII]... [Pg.5]

Uses Pigment, corrosion inhibitor, tannin stain blocker, flame retardant, UV stabilizer for use In water- and solv.-based coatings stabilizer for metals and metal salts, esp. zinc, for formulation in zinc-rich coatings food-contact paper/paperboard Features Multifunction ... [Pg.133]

Chem. Descrip. 2,2 -Dihydroxy-4-methoxybenzophenone CAS 131-53-3 EINECS/ELINCS 205-026-8 Uses Lt. stabilizer, UV absorber for coatings and plastics, e.g., alkyds, phenolics, PU coatings stabilizer for polyester film and PVC formulations... [Pg.223]

Features Low-foaming counteracts pigment flocculant in weak acid, neutral and strongly alkaline mediums stable to hydrolysis retains act. even after extended storage of coating stabilizing influence on particles already milled... [Pg.587]

Chem. Descr tp. PEG-4 CAS 25322-68-3 EINECS/ELINCS 203-989-9 Uses Intermediate for preparation of nonionic surfactants binder, base, coating, stabilizer, solvent, vehicle, extender, and coupling agent for cosmetics and toiletries lubricant for metal applies., mbber industry wood treatment textile conditioner, antistat, sizing agent, softener Properties Colorless clear liq. m.w. 200 sol. in water and org. soivs. except aliphatic hydrocarbons dens. 9.4 Ib/gal sp.gr. 1.12 vise. 4.36 cs (210 F) flash pt. 360 F surf. tens. 57.2 dynes/cm (1%) pH 6.5 (5% aq.)... [Pg.638]

Chem. Descrip. 2-Hydroxy-4-octyloxybenzophenone CAS 1843-05-6 EINECS/ELINCS 217-421-2 Uses UV absorber for polymers, esp. PP, HDPE, LDPE, LLDPE, PVC, PS, PET, PBT, ABS, PC, POM, PUR, BR, SBR, coatings stabilizer for food-grade polymers... [Pg.729]

Uses Solubilizer solvent for many org. and inorg. compds., plastic films dye solvent, dye assistant for textiles mfg. of methylamine denaturing alcohol In organic synthesis drug intermediate in mfg. of ampicillin, cephaclor, etc. solder flux ingred. plasticizer in leather, cloth films, coatings stabilizer humectant in paper accelerator buffer in lacquers, explosives, cosmetics prep, of hypnotics photochemicals biocides cryoscopy vehicle in pharmaceuticals antidote... [Pg.29]


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