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This volume presents current research papers on bioactive coatings, stimuli-responsive coatings,
and other novel coatings, including electroactive polymer coatings and removable conformal
coatings. These smart coatings which can be achieved, for example, via the inclusion of additives or
through strategic design of the polymer structure and coatings morphologies generally provide
significant added value, compared to traditional coatings.
From the Preface: “During the past 25 years, coatings technologies have been influenced by the
need to lower volatile organic contents (VOC) in order to comply with stricter environmental regulations
as well as to reduce the use of costly petroleum-based solvents. During this time, the use of
waterborne coatings in the architectural, industrial maintenance, and original equipment manufacturing
(OEM) sectors has continued to grow...More recently, growth has occurred in research and development
and commercial product generation of coatings, which have novel functions and sense and interact
with their environment in addition to having the traditional protection and decoration functions,
These coatings are often referred to as smart
coatings...”
Target Audience: Chemical engineers, polymer chemists, formulators, product managers, and
other professionals concerned with smart coatings and their applications.
Table of Contents:
Overview: Twety-First Century Materials: Coatings that Interact with Their Environment
Bioactive Coatings:
Smart Coatings. Core-Shell Particles Containing
Poly(n-Butyl Acrylate) Cores and Chitosan Shells as
a Novel Durable Antibacterial Finish
Formulation and Evaluation of Organic Antibacterial Coatings
Silicone Polymers with Biocide Grafting for Antifouling/Fouling Release Coatings: Effect of
Modulus on Antifouling Performance
Thermoset SiloxaneUrethane Fouling Release Coatings
Stimuli-Responsive Coatings:
Smart Responsive Coatings from Mixed Polymer Brushes
Surface-Catalyzed Growth of Polymer Films that Respond to pH
Pressure Sensing Paints Based on Fluoroacrylic Polymers Doped with Phosphorescent
Divalent Osmium Complexes
Novel Coatings:
Development of a Removable Conformal Coating through the Synthetic Incorporation of
DielsAlder Thermally Reversible Adducts into an Epoxy Resin
Electroactive Polymer Coatings as Replacements for Chromate Conversion Coatings
Oxidation Resistive Coatings at High Temperatures for Iron Cores
Index
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