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Painting a Brighter Future with Chemistry:
Innovating with Higher Performing and More
Sustainable Pre-composite Polymers
James Bohling Stan Brownell
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What is in a Can of Architectural Paint
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Water
Additives
Binder(s)
TiO2
Other pigments
Extenders
Wet Film Dry Film
Architectural Coatings offer improved aesthetics as well as critical protection to the
substrate. Opacity as well as properties such as stain and dirt pickup resistance
and wash-ability are typically valued.
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Historical Impacts: Volatile Organic Compound Content of Architectural Coatings has been Minimized
• In the past volatile solvents were
employed to facilitate acceptable
low temperature film formation with
polymer hardness‒ Advancements such as advanced
morphology and ambient cure
crosslinking have helped to
facilitated high performance at
lower VOC levels
‒ There are about 700 million
gallons of house paint sold in the
US each year
• Many paints are now marketed as
“no” or “zero” VOC though these
definitions are unclear
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
Gra
ms/L
iter
VOC ContentArchitectural Wall Paint
2007 ARB SCM for Architectural Coatings
RAL-UZ 102 Low Emission Wall Paints
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Tougher Films without Solvent
Minutes
1-3 Days
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Tg(Fox) BA:MMA:MAA
21C 49:50:1
6.2C 59:40:1
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Latex Particle Morphology - Micrographs
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Life Cycle Impact Assessment
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(ISO 14040/44, Third Party Validation)
• ”Comparative Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of Water-borne paints for internal and external wall decoration and protection,“ Presentation
to Peers for Project Review, Dr. H. Kheradmand, LCA and Sustainable Development Expert, Dow Coating Materials (DCM) EMEA,
September 20, 2011.
• Trapani, A.; Bleuzen, M.; Kheradmand, H.; Koller, A. The Use of TiO2-Polymer Composites to Lower Environmental Impact and Improve
Performance of Waterborne Paints, Paintistanbul 2012, September.
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Life Cycle Impact Assessment
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TiO2• ”Comparative Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of Water-borne paints for internal and external wall decoration and protection,“ Presentation
to Peers for Project Review, Dr. H. Kheradmand, LCA and Sustainable Development Expert, Dow Coating Materials (DCM) EMEA,
September 20, 2011.
• Trapani, A.; Bleuzen, M.; Kheradmand, H.; Koller, A. The Use of TiO2-Polymer Composites to Lower Environmental Impact and Improve
Performance of Waterborne Paints, Paintistanbul 2012, September.
(ISO 14040/44, Third Party Validation)
Audience Challenge QuestionANSWER THE QUESTION ON BLUE SCREEN IN ONE MOMENT
• Provides texture to surface and control gloss
• Its high refractive index yields light scattering and opacity
• Stabilizes coating against UV degradation
• Its hardness provides abrasion resistance
• All of the above
Why is titanium dioxide used in paints?
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Light Scattering is a Critical Property For Many Coatings
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Surface
Paint Film
Substrate
Light Absorption Light Scattering
Material Refractive
Index
TiO2 2.7
ZnO 2.0
Extender 1.5 - 1.6
Air 1.0
Polymer 1.5 – 1.6
Optimal Light Scattering
• Refractive Index Differences
• Pigment Particle Size
• Pigment Dispersion Quality
Light Scattering is a Critical Property For Many Coatings
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Surface
Paint Film
Substrate
Light Absorption Light Scattering
Material Refractive
Index
TiO2 2.7
ZnO 2.0
Extender 1.5 - 1.6
Air 1.0
Polymer 1.5 – 1.6
Optimal Light Scattering
• Refractive Index Differences
• Pigment Particle Size
• Pigment Dispersion Quality
Powdered Sugar
< 0.1 mmGranulated Sugar
~ 0.5 mmRock Candy
> 5 mm
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TiO2 is the Best Pigment for Light Scattering But it has a Deficiency
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TiO2 is the primary white
pigment in paint. It scatters light
and provides hiding.
Inefficiencies of TiO2
In a typical paint, TiO2 distribution
is worse than random.
In areas of high concentration,
light scattering zones overlap
and create inefficiency.
As paint film dries,
crowding occurs and
creates regions of high
and low concentration.
Dispersion Stability
TAMOL™
Dispersant
circa. 1950s
Polymeric Pigment
ROPAQUE™
Opaque Polymer
1980
Pigment Efficiency
EVOQUE™
Pre-Composite Polymer
2012
Developing enabling technology for pigment efficiency
Technology Evolution
Technology For Improving Pigment Efficiency
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Opaque Polymer-Replacing Pigment with Air
•Synthetic pigment - not a binder
•Opacifying pigment, scattering by the air void upon drying
•Partially replaces TiO2 as white pigment
pSty n=1.60H2O n=1.33
pSty n=1.60Air n=1.00
WET DRY
Polymer
Air Void (dry)
Polymer
Air Void (dry)
Efficient Scattering
Refractive Index
Difference
(full of water)
• Adsorbing latex would self assemble to form discrete pigment polymer composites
• Complements improvements existing from opaque polymers & dispersants
• Benefits are additive
EVOQUE™ Pre-Composite Polymer is a Hiding Breakthrough
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TiO2 +
Precomposite
Polymer
TiO2 Only
TiO2 +
Precomposite
Polymer
TiO2 Only
TiO2 +
Precomposite
PolymerTiO2 Only
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Audience Challenge QuestionANSWER THE QUESTION ON BLUE SCREEN IN ONE MOMENT
• A) The interaction between the pigment and polymer could be too aggressive, resulting in destabilization of the paint
• B) The interaction between the pigment and polymer could be too weak, resulting in ineffective and / or incomplete composite formation
• C) The higher mass resulting from the composite formation (i.e., latex + pigment) could exceed the stabilization of the latex system, resulting in agglomeration over time
• D) All of the above
How hard could that be…what could go wrong?
Balancing Reactivity
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TiO2 Surface Treatment
(Al/Si)Adsorbing Latex
CompositesNo Adsorption Agglomerates Grit
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Uniform TiO2 Distribution
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SEM of Regular Paint
• Brighter spots indicate
TiO2 is above the surface
SEM of Composite Paint
• More uniform distribution
of TiO2
• Surface of polymer
• Higher Performance at equal cost or
equal performance at lower cost
Conventional TiO2 Paint
3-D SEM Micrographs - Film
TiO2 - Polymer Composite Paint
Film Distribution
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Helps Improve Performance
• Corrosion resistance over ferrous metal
• Tannin blocking over wood
• Clean-ability of household stains
• Better performance can lead to less
repainting
Improved Distribution = Improved Barrier Performance
TiO2 OnlyTiO2 +
EVOQUETM Polymer
Barrier Properties of Film Improved
By isolating the TiO2 particles from one another,
barrier properties of the film can be improved.
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TiO2 OnlyTiO2 +
EVOQUETM Polymer
TiO2 OnlyTiO2 +
EVOQUETM Polymer
Helps Improve Performance
• Corrosion resistance over ferrous metal
• Tannin blocking over wood
• Clean-ability of household stains
• Better performance can lead to less
repainting
Improved Distribution = Improved Barrier Performance
TiO2 OnlyTiO2 +
EVOQUETM Polymer
Barrier Properties of Film Improved
By isolating the TiO2 particles from one another,
barrier properties of the film can be improved.
TiO2 Only
TiO2 +
EVOQUETM Polymer
TiO2 Only
TiO2 +
EVOQUETM Polymer
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Corrosion Resistance
Tannin Blocking
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Audience Challenge QuestionANSWER THE QUESTION ON BLUE SCREEN IN ONE MOMENT
Why do exterior paints look “chalky” over time?
• A) UV light crosslinks the binder resulting in the pigment particles being “squeezed-out” of the bulk film
• B) The binder erodes over time, increasing the local concentration of pigment and simultaneously resulting in those pigment particles being “unbound” in the bulk film
• C) Dirt and other material collects on the surface
• D) The refractive index of the pigment changes the longer it is exposed outside
• E) All of the above
Photooxidation of (Meth)acrylates and Film Degradation
DOW RESTRICTEDO. Chiantore, Photooxidative degredation of acrylic and methacrylic polymers, Polymer 41 (2000) 1657.
J. H. Colling and J. Dunderdale, The durability of paint films containing TiO2, Prog. in Organic Coatings 8 (1981) 47.
UV damage affected by:
1) Pigment (type, size, flocculation,
absorption/scattering)
2) Angle of incidence, wavelength
3) Water and oxygen penetration
4) Other factors…
Weathering of exterior paints is strongly impacted by oxidative
degradation of polymer chains and subsequent polymer erosion,
leaving a surface enriched in unbound inorganic particles (chalking).
For most systems, a gloss decrease is noted before chalking is
observed during both natural and accelerated weathering. The loss
of gloss is due to a roughening of the paint surface.
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Photooxidation of (Meth)acrylates and Film Degradation
DOW RESTRICTEDO. Chiantore, Photooxidative degredation of acrylic and methacrylic polymers, Polymer 41 (2000) 1657.
Polymer Composites Improve Exterior Durability
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• In general, a paint predicated on TiO2-Polymer composite technology has better exterior
durability (Gloss Retention and Tint Retention) relative to their non-composite analogues
• Several theories as to why….
Cause Effect
Lower levels of TiO2 Less radicals generated
Better distribution of TiO2 Protects the bulk film
Binder-rich layer on the surface Protects the bulk film
Forms a ‘tighter’ film Less permeable to H2O and O2
TiO2 is encased in polymer Minimizes H2O and O2 from
interacting with TiO2; Captures
radicals
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70
80
90
100
Primary Energy
Consumption
Water
Consumption
Wastes
Non-Methanic
Volatile Organic Compounds
Chemical
Oxygen Demand
Air Acidification
Potential
Resources
Depletion
Euthrophication
Potential
Green-house
Effect
Human Toxicity
Control
Opaque Polymer
Pre-Composite Polymer
Pre-Composite Polymer and Opaque Polymer
30 PVC Interior Semigloss
Acrylic Paint
• ”Comparative Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of Water-borne paints for internal and external wall decoration and protection,“
Presentation to Peers for Project Review, Dr. H. Kheradmand, LCA and Sustainable Development Expert, Dow Coating Materials
(DCM) EMEA, September 20, 2011.
• Trapani, A.; Bleuzen, M.; Kheradmand, H.; Koller, A. The Use of TiO2-Polymer Composites to Lower Environmental Impact and
Improve Performance of Waterborne Paints, Paintistanbul 2012, September.
(ISO 14040/44, Third Party Validation)
Sustainability
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Benefits of More Ordered Paint Films
Sustainability
• Reduced resource consumption
• Reduced CO2 emissions
• Reduced impact on air and water quality
Performance
• Fewer coats
• Greater durability
• Longer re-paint intervals
• Multi functional
Cost
• Lower raw material cost
• Lower formulated cost
• Lower transportation cost
• Lower application cost
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EVOQUE™ Pre-Composite Polymer Technology
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Dow Chemical Company
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Dow Chemical Company
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