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Type(s) de contenu et mode(s) de consultation : Texte noté : électronique
Auteur(s) : Diebold, Michael P.
Titre(s) : Application of Light Scattering to Coatings [Texte électronique] : A User's Guide
Titre d'ensemble : Application of light scattering to coatings / Diebold, Michael P.
Édition : Online-Ausg
Publication : Cham : Springer International Publishing, 2014
Description matérielle : Online-Ressource (1 online resource (202 p.))
Collection : EBL-Schweitzer
Note(s) : Description based upon print version of record
Preface; Contents; Chapter-1; Scattering by a Single Particle; Overview; Introduction
to Light Scattering; Scattering Mechanisms; The Nature of Light; The Effect of Particle
Size and Light Wavelength; Light Scattering by a Single, Isolated Particle; Comparing
Scattering Parameters; The Magnitude of Light Deflection; Light Scattering in Different
Media; The Optimal TiO2 Particle Size; Undertone; Exotic Particle Architecture; Mie
Limitations; Summary; References; Chapter-2; Scattering by Groups of Particles; Overview;
The Need to go Beyond Mie Theory; Dependent Light Scattering ; PVC and TiO2 PVCThe
CPVC; Crowding Versus Nonideal Spacing; Light Scattering in Paint Films; Points of
Possible Confusion; STiO2 and Scoat; Causes and Control of Nonideal Spacing; State
of TiO2 Dispersion; Resin Particle Size; Effect of Extender Particle Size on Nonideal
Spacing; Formulating at High-Effective PVC; Nano-Spacers; The Optimal TiO2 Particle
Size Revisited; Wet Hide; Summary; References; The Kubelka-Munk Framework and Measuring
Opacity; Chapter-3; Overview; The Kubelka-Munk Equation; The Judd Graph; Opacity from
Low-Quality TiO2 Pigments; Measuring Scattering Power ; Contrast RatioSpread Rate;
Hiding Power at Equal Brightness; The Full Value of High-Quality TiO2; Computer-Assisted
Spread Rate Determinations; Tint Strength; A Comparison Between Opacity Measurements;
Summary; References; Chapter-4; TiO2 Pigments in Liquid Paints; Overview; Background;
The Behavior of Small Particles; Forces Present Between Particles in the Liquid Paint;
van der Waals Forces; Steric Forces; Electrostatic Forces; Dispersion of Small Particles
into a Liquid; Paint Stabilization; Electrostatic Stabilization; In the Absence of
Organic Dispersant; Electrostatic Dispersants ; Steric StabilizationA Comparison of
Stabilization Methods; Surface Treatment of TiO2 Particles; The Drying Process; Quantifying
Dispersion; Optical Techniques: Liquid Paints; Optical Techniques: Dry Paint Films;
Microscopic Techniques: Dry Paint Films; Summary; References; Chapter-5; Effects of
Extenders on Paint Optics Below the CPVC; Overview; Background; General Considerations
When Using Extenders; Formulating with Extenders in Practice; Paint Constituents;
Replacement of Resin by Type; Extender Use Below the CPVC; Small-Particle Extenders
Replacing Resin ; Small-Particle Extenders Replacing PigmentLarge-Particle Extenders;
Replacing One Extender Particle with Another; Revisiting the Effective PVC; Revisiting
the Window Effect; Intermediate-Sized-Particle Extenders and Dilution Efficiency;
Hollow Sphere Polymer and Flash-Calcined Clay; Summary; References; Chapter-6; Volume
Relationships and the CPVC; Overview; Volume Relationships in Paint Films; Characterizing
the Void Content of a Paint Film; Oiled Hide; Measuring the CPVC; Paint-Based Methods;
OA and the CPVC; The Nonadditivity of OA and CPVC; The CPVC of Water-Borne Paints
; Solvent Versus Latex Paints ; The book begins with the fundamentals of light scattering,
first by individual particles, then by small groups of particles, and finally by the
trillions of particles present in a real-life paint film. From there, Dr. Diebold
focuses on application of these fundamentals to paint formulation. The scope includes
both theory and practice with an emphasis on application (from both performance and
cost standpoints). The book gives a clear understanding of light scattering principles
and application of these principles to paint formulation (with a focus on TiO2 - the
strongest scattering material a
Sujet(s) : Génie chimique
Surfaces (physique)
Science des matériaux
Indice(s) Dewey :
620.11 (23e éd.) = Matériaux de l'ingénieur ; 621.89 (23e éd.) = Tribologie ; 620.112 23 (23e éd.) = Matériaux (ingénierie) - Biodégradation, corrosion, désagrégation
Identifiants, prix et caractéristiques : ISBN 9783319120157
Identifiant de la notice : ark:/12148/cb44677825r
Notice n° :
FRBNF44677825
(notice reprise d'un réservoir extérieur)
