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Effect of pigments

M.R. Schilling, H.P. Khanjian, Gas Chromatographic Analysis of Amino Acids as Ethyl Chloroformate Derivatives. II. Effects of Pigments and Accelerated Aging on the Identification of Proteinaceous Binding Media, Journal of the American Institute of Conservation, 35, 123 144 (1996). [Pg.254]

G. Chiavari, D. Fabbri and S. Prati, Effect of pigments on the analysis of fatty acids in siccative oils by pyrolysis methylation and silylation, J. Anal. Appl. Pyrol., 74, 39 44 (2005). [Pg.324]

Publications summarizing the results of studies on the effect of pigments on the skin and mucous membrane (conjunctiva of eyes) of rabbits describe similar observations. These sources refer to pigments as trade products which may contain auxiliaries (Table 37). [Pg.595]

Rothe M, Pragst F, Thor S, Hunger J (1997) Effect of pigmentation on the drug deposition in hair of grey-haired subjects. Forensic Sci Int 84(1—3) 53—60... [Pg.392]

Figure 11. Effect of pigment level on skinniness ratings of polyester/cotton, 50/50 fabrics printed with radiation-curable system (2.5% Graphtol Blue 6825, 15% acrylo-urethane oligomer (MW 6000), 79% monomer mixture EP-4 (80%) and v-pyrol (20%), 3% Cab-O-Sil, and 3% vicure 10. Then required amount of... Figure 11. Effect of pigment level on skinniness ratings of polyester/cotton, 50/50 fabrics printed with radiation-curable system (2.5% Graphtol Blue 6825, 15% acrylo-urethane oligomer (MW 6000), 79% monomer mixture EP-4 (80%) and v-pyrol (20%), 3% Cab-O-Sil, and 3% vicure 10. Then required amount of...
Effect of Pigment Dispersion on Optical Properties and Durability of a TiOi Pigmented Epoxy Coating... [Pg.300]

Effect of pigment dispersion on UV degradation was investigated via outdoor UV exposure experiments. Figures 3a and 3b present the glass transition temperature, Tg, and storage modulus, E , measured from DMA for the... [Pg.304]

The photoprotective effect of pigments depends on their particle size, which in turn affects their radiation absorption and scattering properties. For example, the optimum particle diameter for titanium dioxide is about 200 nm according to the manufacturer (16). A point that has to be considered in this context is that a loss of the photoprotective properties of the pigments may result from secondary agglomeration. Consequently, pigments are most effective if they are evenly distributed over the surface of the individual photosensitive drug particles in the tablet (Thoma K, Aman W. In preparation) (4). [Pg.332]

Rowe, R.C. The effect of pigment type and concentration on the incidence of edge splitting on film-coated tablets. Pharm. Acta. Helv. 1982, 57, 221-225. [Pg.3256]

TABLE 16.9 Effects of pigments and antioxidants on fading of wood-poiypropylene composites [11]... [Pg.604]

Since the viscoelastic and creep properties of polymeric materials are often correlated with their glass-transition temperatures (Tg) [40], we considered that DSC would be a useful technique to investigate commercial maxillofacial materials. In our pioneering study [41], the effects of pigments on the DSC plots were studied for a heat-polymerized maxillofacial silicone (MDX 4-4515, Dow Coming, Midland, MI, USA), which served as a model material. [Pg.647]

Fig.1 Effect of pigments on the path of the aggressive agents and the active properties of pigments with regard to the interfacial reactions and passivation of pores in the organic coating. Fig.1 Effect of pigments on the path of the aggressive agents and the active properties of pigments with regard to the interfacial reactions and passivation of pores in the organic coating.
Because cut edges are crucial areas of coil-coated material and can be used to study the effect of pigments in organic coatings on the corrosion in defects, they have been extensively studied by means of different electrochemical techniques such as electrochemical impedance and scanning vibrating electrodes [102, 139,140]. [Pg.558]

The effect of pigments especially chromates can be divided into two modes of actions ... [Pg.558]


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