Antifouling Paints

Alexander, Allen L.; Benemelis, R. L.; Crecelius, S. B.

doi:10.1021/ie50488a029

Ind. Eng. Chem.

1950

DOI: 10.1021/ie50488a029

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Antifouling Paints

Allen L. Alexander¹,

R. L. Benemelis²,

S. B. Crecelius³

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“…Tall oil may be substituted for rosin up to 50% without affecting the performance of the paint. A copper pigment containing essentially 85% copper and 15% cuprous oxide does not equal cuprous oxide as an antifouling pigment (1).…”

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“…Considerable work has been done to establish the factors by means of which leaching rate may be regulated to provide adequate protection at greatest efficiency. The rate of matrix solubility has been described by Ketchum, Ferry, and Bums {5)\ methods and effects of controlling solubility have been discussed (3). Film permeability has been studied by Young and Schneider (6) and Alexander and Benemelis (2) as a factor in the rate of release of toxic material to sea water.…”

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