Add to ORKGFollowing the introduction of legislation restricting the manufacture and use of coatings containing volatile organic solvents, alternative waterborne coatings are increasingly being adopted for adhesive, protective, and decorative applications. Better understanding is therefore sought of the behaviour of waterborne coatings during drying and film formation, and of their physical characteristics after film formation is complete.EThOS - Electronic Theses Online ServiceGBUnited Kingdo
Coatings are used in a variety of applications. Last decades more and more coating systems are trans...
The loss of optical transparency when polymer films are immersed in water, which is called “water wh...
An important reason to apply coatings on wood is to protect wood against moisture. As a result of re...
Following the introduction of legislation restricting the manufacture and use of coatings containing...
Water uptake by multilayer films plays an important role in their performance. Individual layers may...
Various latex dispersions based on poly(vinyl acetate) stabilised by different surfactants and polye...
Coatings are often applied on porous substrates, for example, wood, stone, or gypsum layers. The typ...
Recently, several new experimental techniques have been developed to measure the spatial and tempora...
In addition to the desired aesthetical properties, a coating is applied to protect against weatherin...
Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) cryoporometry and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) image analysis...
Coatings are used in a variety of applications. Last decades more and more coating systems are trans...
The loss of optical transparency when polymer films are immersed in water, which is called “water wh...
An important reason to apply coatings on wood is to protect wood against moisture. As a result of re...
Following the introduction of legislation restricting the manufacture and use of coatings containing...
Water uptake by multilayer films plays an important role in their performance. Individual layers may...
Various latex dispersions based on poly(vinyl acetate) stabilised by different surfactants and polye...
Coatings are often applied on porous substrates, for example, wood, stone, or gypsum layers. The typ...
Recently, several new experimental techniques have been developed to measure the spatial and tempora...
In addition to the desired aesthetical properties, a coating is applied to protect against weatherin...
Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) cryoporometry and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) image analysis...
Coatings are used in a variety of applications. Last decades more and more coating systems are trans...
The loss of optical transparency when polymer films are immersed in water, which is called “water wh...
An important reason to apply coatings on wood is to protect wood against moisture. As a result of re...