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STABILISATION OF TITANIA PIGMENTS FOR IMPROVED WATER-BASED PAINT APPLICATIONS [ 2002-10-25 - 2003-12-31 ]

Research Grant

[Cite as https://purl.org/au-research/grants/arc/LP0214176]

Researchers: Dr Gayle Morris (Chief Investigator) ,  Dr Peter SELF (Chief Investigator) ,  Mr Mark De Vos (Partner Investigator)

Brief description STABILISATION OF TITANIA PIGMENTS FOR IMPROVED WATER-BASED PAINT APPLICATIONS. This project aims to improve the stability and optical properties of titania pigments in water-based paints. Tailored dispersing agents will be used to stabilise pigments in paints in both the wet and dry state. Enhanced understanding of the dispersing agents interaction with the titania pigment surface and the subsequent stability of the pigment in dry paint films will allow advances in water-based paint stability. This understanding facilitates continued movement away from solvent-based paints required by environmental and health legislation. The potential growth in market share for the Australian pigment industry is in excess of $50M pa.

Funding Amount $110,000

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ACN 633 798 857