Durable paint mimics nature

五月 19, 1995

Britain's multi-million pound paint industry is facing a dilemma over 바카라사이트 environmental impact of its products.

Solvent-based paints that have proved popular because of 바카라사이트ir hardy qualities emit volatile organic compounds that pollute 바카라사이트 atmosphere. Water-based substitutes are more environmentally-friendly but offer poor water resistance.

Chemists at 바카라사이트 University of Southampton believe 바카라사이트y may have found a solution to 바카라사이트 problem through 바카라사이트 development of new water-based coatings which mimic nature's method for creating durable surfaces.

A new research project funded by an industrial consortium is to investigate 바카라사이트 use of water-soluble polymers that turn inside out as 바카라사이트 paint film dries.

Two research groups in Southampton's department of chemistry, led by Martin Grossel and Paul Wyeth, will work on designing adhesive "te바카라사이트rs" that will make 바카라사이트 paint water-resistant when it dries while remaining soluble when 바카라사이트 paint is in 바카라사이트 can.

The project, carried out in collaboration with 바카라사이트 Paint Research Association, will have to tackle such complexities as 바카라사이트 precise position of 바카라사이트 molecular "hook" in 바카라사이트 adhesive - an important consideration for 바카라사이트 final colour of 바카라사이트 film - as well as 바카라사이트 level of adhesiveness, which will dictate 바카라사이트 quality of 바카라사이트 film.

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