Understanding film formation in coatings based on polymer dispersions stabilized by acid functional oligomers
了解基于酸官能低聚物稳定的聚合物分散体的涂料中的成膜情况
基本信息
- 批准号:576134-2022
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 2.68万
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- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Alliance Grants
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2022-01-01 至 2023-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Environmental concerns are driving changes in the coatings industry. For example, waterborne coatings such as latex paints still contain volatile organic compounds (VOCs) as additives to promote film formation. VOCs in the atmosphere promote smog formation and create other health concerns. The challenge is to reduce or eliminate the VOC content of these paints and still maintain or improve the performance of the coating. This project is based on a discovery by our partners at BASF that certain acid-rich oligomers (AROs) that they synthesize in a solvent-free way can help to overcome these problems. These AROs are added to a latex formulation in place of some of the VOCs, improving the resistance of the coating to staining and marring, but also reducing some key properties such as scrub resistance and color intensity. In this project, the Winnik group at the UofT will use techniques that they developed based upon fluorescence measurements and fluorescence microscopy to identify the location of the ARO in the film at different levels of ARO incorporation and for 4 different ARO samples with different properties. They will study at a molecular level how the AROs influence coalescence of the latex particles in the film. In parallel, scientists at BASF will examine how these different formulations affect the performance of the coating as a paint. In this way we hope to build a knowledge base that will enable scientists at BASF to formulate high performance coatings that are friendly to the environment.
环境问题正在推动涂料行业的变革。例如,水性涂料如乳胶漆仍然含有挥发性有机化合物(VOC)作为促进成膜的添加剂。 大气中的挥发性有机化合物会促进烟雾的形成,并产生其他健康问题。面临的挑战是减少或消除这些涂料的VOC含量,同时仍然保持或提高涂料的性能。该项目基于我们在巴斯夫的合作伙伴的发现,即他们以无溶剂方式合成的某些富酸低聚物(ARO)可以帮助克服这些问题。这些ARO被添加到乳胶配方中,代替一些VOC,提高了涂层的耐沾污性和抗损伤性,但也降低了一些关键性能,如耐擦洗性和颜色强度。在这个项目中,UofT的Winnik小组将使用他们基于荧光测量和荧光显微镜开发的技术,以确定ARO在不同ARO掺入水平和4种不同性质的ARO样品中的位置。他们将在分子水平上研究ARO如何影响薄膜中乳胶颗粒的聚结。与此同时,巴斯夫的科学家们将研究这些不同的配方如何影响涂料作为油漆的性能。通过这种方式,我们希望建立一个知识库,使巴斯夫的科学家能够配制出对环境友好的高性能涂料。
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