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Fluorine-free disiloxane surfactant compositions for use in coatings and printing ink compositions

- Mar 27, 2009


Patent - This invention describes silicone-based surfactants as replacements for fluorinated surfactants commonly used to achieve excellent flow, leveling and wetting properties of water based coatings. Unlike the fluorinated surfactants, the silicone surfactants do not pose an environmental hazard. These silicone surfactants can be used in inks as well as coatings. Additionally, organo modified...

Source : Rajaraman, K. S., Lejeune, A., Borovik, A., Policello, A. G., Leatherman, D. M., U. S. 7,399,350 (2008).

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