Paint-like

Coatings are applied to the outside or inside of the foundation, creating a radon-resistant barrier between the source and the inside of the home. They come in a wide variety of materials including paint-like products that can be brushed on the interior of the foundation, tar-like materials that are applied to the outside, and cementitious materials that can be brushed or troweled on. They cannot be applied to the underside of the concrete floor slab for obvious reasons, so they must be applied to the inside surface of the slab. The effective life of an interior coating can be greatly diminished by damage therefore, care must be taken to provide protection to the material used. 

A number of these combs are fixed side by side with spacers in a carrying plate. The tips of the combs are then dipped into a solution of paint-like consistency containing flashing compositions to be described... 

P.R.48 2 is less commonly found in paints. In paints, like in other areas of application, the calcium salt performs like the barium lake. Both are, for instance, equally fast to overcoating. The list of suitable application areas for both pigments is the same. P.R.48 2 is also used in oven drying paints, nitro paints, and in similar systems. Besides, it is also found in emulsion paints. While barium and calcium salts exhibit equal lightfastness in full shades, there is a considerable difference in white reductions. Increasing amounts of Ti02 render P.R.48 2 much more sensitive to light than P.R.48 . 

Zinc-white Paint.—Like white lead, tho oxide of zinc requires to be mixed with an oily vehicle, to be applied in painting. As oxide of zinc does not readily form a saponaceous compound with fate or oils like oxide of lead the paint which is prepared with it and ordinary linseed ofl, does not dry or harden for a long time. This peculiarity was at first one of the principal... 

The thin paint-like coatings are unlikely to give full protection due to defects, and the most dependable barrier linings are those that are built up in multiple layers to a minimum thickness of 3mm. 

The best news is that if an artist makes a mistake, acrylic paints (like oil paints) can be painted over, and the mistake is only a memory. 

Watch hands that can be seen in the dark allow us to read the time without turning on a light. These watch hands typically are painted with phosphorescent paint. Like fluorescence, phosphorescence is the emission of light by a material previously hit by electromagnetic radiation. Unlike fluorescence, phosphorescence emission persists as an afterglow for some time after the radiation has stopped. The shorter end of the duration for continued light emission is 10-3 s but the process can persist for hours or days. 

FLAME CONTROL NO. 6 is a clear, water base, fire retardant solution for use on fabrics, manufactured from various synthetic fibers, cottons, and blends thereof. It is paint-like in appearance, but dries clear in about 8 to 12 hours. Drying time depends on temperature and humidity. After drying, the fabric is washable by lightly spraying with a mild soap solution and rinsing with water. 

In a second test of spray pattern, special slides were obtained from Erie Scientific, Inc. (Portsmouth, NH) that were evenly coated over their entire surface with a paint-like coating that does not make fluids bead up, nor does it allow bleeding of applied fluids. These slides were loaded onto the platen, and the instrument was programmed to spray dye onto all three positions of each slide. The slides were then kept on the machine until all water had evaporated, leaving the dye residue on the coating in the original area sprayed. This test resulted in circular spray patterns over... 

The fact that mineral-paint-like silicone resin emulsion paints, which have veiy open pores yet... 

According to Winter et al. (1975a), it gives a burnt, horn-like note to a sugar syrup at a concentration of 1 ppm and a solvent, latex paint-like taste to a neutral soluble coffee base at 5 ppm. 

Pale yellow to brownish-yellow oil. Slight characteristic odor and taste. The flavor of crude soybean oil has been described as paint-like and grass-like, and is somewhat distasteful to the palate of occidentals, djf 0.9)6-0.922. Flash pt 54Acid value 0.3 -3.0. Saponification value 189-195. Iodine value 127-138. Thiocyanogen value 77-85. Diene no. 0.7. Hydroxyl value 4-8. Reichert-Meissl value 0.2-0.7. Polenske value 0,2-1.0. Miscible with abs alcohol, ether, petr ether, chloroform, carbon disulfide. 

Turpentine (CAS 8006-64-2) irritating to eyes upon direct contact. Dermai sensitizer. Dermai absorption ooours. Vapors irritating to respiratory tract. A CNS depressant at high air levels. See also hydrocarbons, p 219. too ppm 800 ppm 1 3 0 Colodess to pale yellow liquid with a characteristic paint-like odor that serves as a good warning property. Vapor pressure is 5 mm Hg at 20°C (68 F). Flammable. 

Binders consisting of plastics (polymer) dispersions can be used for matt to gloss coats, smooth paint-like products, and plasters (synthetic resin-bound plasters, DIN 18 550) containing coarse, structure-imparting aggregates. 

Antifouling composition n. Paint-like composition used to prevent the growth of barnacles and other organisms on ships bottoms. It usually contains substances, which are poisonous to such organisms in the early stages of growth. Such compositions are applied over protective paints, e.g., over anticorrosion paints in the case of steel ships. 

The process by which a set of observations leads to a model of reality is the scientific method. It is similar, in some ways, to the process by which a series of observations of the world leads to a magnificent painting. like the artist, the scientist must be creative. Like the artist, the scientist must see order where others have seen only chaos. Like the artist, the scientist must create a finished work that imitates the world. The difference between the scientist and the artist lies in the stringency of the imitation. The scientist must constantly turn to experiment to determine if his or her ideas about the world are valid. 

Piquepaille, R. 2007. A Robot that Paints like Jackson Pollock. Available online at http //www.zdnet. com. (Among many others.)... 

The mixture in Fig. 5.2, c gives a new odor profile because definite features of the decenal (stale, paint-like, rancid) and the hexenal (like apples, almonds, sweet) can no longer be recognized in it. The examples show clearly that the aroma profiles of foods containing the same aroma substances can be completely dissimilar owing to quantitative differences. For example, changes in the recipe or in the production process which cause alterations in the concentrations of the aroma substances can interfere with the balance in such a way that an aroma profile with unusual characteristics is obtained. ... 

Antifouling Composition n Paint-like composition used to prevent the growth of barnacles and other organisms... 

For the development of design surface, a distinction between the pre-and posttreatment of mold cavity surface and pure pre-treatment for coating (e.g., eroded mold surfaces) has to be done. For the design development, processes such as micro-radiation, mat-down treatment, or micro mat can be used. Depending on the technology used, as shown in Figure 2.110, paint-like or very dull surfaces can be established. 

Paints like this are normally stabilized by surfactants, especially polyphosphates. In some cases, however, the surfactants can separate, and the colloid becomes unstable. Freezing can cause such an instabUity (T=0 °C). Assume that the viscosity is 0.01 g cm s. ... 

Their coatings were applied from paint-like sols (colloidal suspensions) of nanoparticulate CPs in benign, multi-component solvents (with components such as ethyl acetate). A poly(ether) was added to the sol to serve as a binder or plasticizer. The poly(ether) served as a binder for better physical durability of the coating, much... 

Wettability is determined by who wins the competition between paint-substrate adhesive forces and cohesive forces in the paint (19). Adhesive forces cause the paint to spread. Cohesive forces cause the drop to bead up. The contact angle is determined by the balance between the two forces. Wetting occurs when the liquid paint likes the substrate, that is, is compatible with it, and beading occurs when the paint does not like the substrate. Surface contamination, sanding, cleaning, and other processes can can change this compatibility, thereby changing the wettability. 

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