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Novel Structure Modified fumed Silica Technology (SMS) Improves AntiFouling Performance in Cuprous Oxide Based Coatings

Novel Structure Modified fumed Silica Technology (SMS) Improves AntiFouling Performance in Cuprous Oxide Based Coatings
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Structure modified, nanostructured synthetic fumed silica technology was introduced more than a decade ago for improving scratch resistance and mechanical strength across coatings and adhesives / sealant industry fields. New developments now create novel design which offer environmentally sustainable improvement to anti-fouling performance in marine environments. 

Product Number: 51217-059-SG
Author: Guenther Michael, Sascha Herrwerth, Maria Nargiello
Publication Date: 2017
Industry: Coatings
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Structure modified, nanostructured synthetic fumed silica technology was introduced more than a decade ago for improving scratch resistance and mechanical strength across coatings and adhesives / sealant industry fields. New developments now create novel design which offer environmentally sustainable improvement to anti-fouling performance in marine environments. This paper addresses how the use of select tailor-made structure modified fumed silica technology (SMS) formulated synergistically with copper oxide (Cu2O) improves the antifouling behavior and life-cycle performance of antifouling coatings. A brief review of the model to explain the positive effects of structure modified fumed silica in Cu2O based antifouling coatings will be presented. Specific performance enhancements of increased stability and a reduced leaching of copper ions will be addressed.

Structure modified, nanostructured synthetic fumed silica technology was introduced more than a decade ago for improving scratch resistance and mechanical strength across coatings and adhesives / sealant industry fields. New developments now create novel design which offer environmentally sustainable improvement to anti-fouling performance in marine environments. This paper addresses how the use of select tailor-made structure modified fumed silica technology (SMS) formulated synergistically with copper oxide (Cu2O) improves the antifouling behavior and life-cycle performance of antifouling coatings. A brief review of the model to explain the positive effects of structure modified fumed silica in Cu2O based antifouling coatings will be presented. Specific performance enhancements of increased stability and a reduced leaching of copper ions will be addressed.

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