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Application of reactive acrylate microgels in water-base coatings

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Reactive acrylate microgels with different reactive groups such as carboxyl, hydroxide groups had excellent properties such as quick-dry, low viscosity, high adhesion and hardness, which made them extensively used in preparing paints or in coating-modification. Reactive acrylate microgels were prepared by emulsion co-polymerization with zwitterions surfactant, anionic surfactant and nonionic surfactant as co-emulsifier. The water-base baking paints made from reactive acrylate microgels and melamine-formaldehyde resin had excellent combination properties. The aluminium powder can be well-dispersed in the paints. The influences of monomer components on the properties of the water-base baking paints were discussed in this paper. And the baking paints were also compared with the marketing solvent acrylate baking paints. It was found that the water-base acrylate amino baking paints had better combination properties than the organic solvent acrylate baking paints, which means that the water-base baking paints had a bright marketing future.

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Correspondence to Bao-hua Zhang  (张宝华).

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Project supported by the Science Foundation of Shanghai Municipal Education Commission (Grant No.03AK59)

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Sa, Ss., Zhang, Bh., Yang, Q. et al. Application of reactive acrylate microgels in water-base coatings. J. Shanghai Univ.(Engl. Ed.) 13, 67–71 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11741-009-0113-2

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