29th Biennial Western Coatings Symposium
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The Use of Aqueous Fumed Silica Dispersions to Enhance Waterborne
Coatings—Evonik
New Easy to Handle and Use Pigment
Preparations for Solvent and Waterborne
Coating Applications—Evonik
Optical Rheology and Film Formation
Analysis—Formulaction 10
VOC Reduction of Waterborne Coatings
Through the Replacement of Glycols—
Genovique Specialties Corp.
Anticorrosives for Environmental
Friendly Protective Coatings—Heubach
GmbH
Halloysite-Benzotriazole Nanocompos-ites:, Low-Cost Additives to Metallic Coatings for Corrosion Protection—Institute for
Micromanufacturing, Louisiana Tech
University
Halloysite Clay Nanotubes for Controlled Release of Protective Agents—
Institute for Micromanufacturing, Louisiana
Tech University
Titanium Dioxide Optimization in Low-VOC Paints—IS2, LLC
New Tin-Free Organometallic Catalyst
for Cationic Electrocoats—King Industries
Specialty Latexes for Damp-Proof Membranes—Mallard Creek Polymers
Trends in Neutralizing Agents to Help
Meet VOC and Quality Challenges of
Architectural Coatings Formulations—
ANGUS Chemical Company/A Subsidiary of the Dow Chemical Company
New Fluorinated Diols as Modifiers for
Polyester Coatings—OMNOVA Solutions
Inc.
Fluoropolymers by Emulsion Copolymerization with Chloro Tri-Fluoro Ethylene—
Polymerica, Inc.
Outdoor Weathering Must Verify Accelerated Testing—Q-Lab Weathering
Research Service
Formulating with Alkyd Emulsion Polymers—Reichhold
Modified Alkyd Emulsions with
Improved Film Performance—Reichhold
Phosphate Monomers and Surfactants,
The Applications in Emulsion Polymerization and Coatings Formulation—Rhodia
Inc.
Trends that Drive the Consumer and
Professional Painter—Rohm and Haas
Interplay Among Hard, Soft Polymers
and Coalescent: A New Thinking to
Advance the Balance of VOC, MFFT, and
Hardness Related Properties—Rohm and
Haas Co.
A New HEUR Thickener Technology for
Improved Performance—Rohm and Haas
Co.
Low-VOC, APEO-Free Architectural
Primers: Formulating for the Future—
Rohm and Haas Co.
Solvent-free Capable, Low-Ammonia
Odor Binder Technology for Flat to Semi-gloss Architectural Coatings with Interior
and Exterior Application Properties—
Rohm and Haas Co.
Enabling Low-Odor Interior Paints—
Rohm and Haas Co.
Oxidizable Phenolic Based Urethanes—
S.P. Morell and Company
Mixed Mineral Thixotrope Options for
Moisture Sensitive Formulations—
Southern Clay Products, Inc.
Use of Capillary Contact Angle Measurements to Determine Liquid/Liquid
Interfacial Tensions Between Aqueous Solutions and Oils; The Utility of Higher Molecular Weight N-alkylalkanolamines for
Enhancing Oil/Water Emulsion Stability—
Taminco
Efficient Long-Term Defoaming in Low-VOC Architectural Systems—Tego
Formaldehyde-Free Wet-State Preservation for Modern Paints and Coatings: Are
There Solutions?—Troy Corporation
Multi-Functional Diatomaceous Earth
Product—World Minerals
General Information
Registration for the full Symposium
is $325; for one day, the rate is $165.
Student discounts are also available.
For additional details, visit
www.westerncoatingsymposium.com.
CDIC Society to Host
3rd Annual Fall Course
2009–2010 Southern Society Board of Directors
Members of the SSCT Board of Directors include (from left): President—David Roth;
Vice President— Lloyd Beale; Treasurer—Randy Waldman; Secretary—Terry Barrett;
Incoming Board member—Ursula Thomas; and SSCT Executive Secretary—Laura
Fosselman.
The CDIC Society for Coatings Technology will celebrate the “glory of
color” at its 3rd annual CDIC Fall
Course. To be held on November 3,
2009, at Battelle Memorial Institute,
Columbus, OH, the course will explore
organic color pigments.
Serving as an instructor will be
Romesh Kumar, of Clariant. Dr. Kumar
will discuss the application of various
chemistries for coatings, inks, and plastics. In addition, the course will cover
inorganic color pigment chemistries
and their uses.
Also presenting will be David Story,
from BASF, who will discuss IR heat
reflective pigments.
The course is free to CDIC members;
$75 for nonmembers, and a discounted
registration of $30 will be offered for
members of other Societies.
For detailed information or to make
reservations, contact Joseph Shinner at
joe.schinner@akzonobel.com; 614.298.
1825; or Les Shawver: les.shawver@
grace.com; 513.733.5153.
