JCT, Journal of Coatings Technology 1998: Vol 70 Index

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1998 ANNUAL INDEX OF THE
JOURNAL OF COATINGS TECHNOLOGY
Volume 7O — Numbers 876-887
January-—December, 1998
Keyword Subject Index
Additives >. 43; Sept., p. 57
. 53; Oct., p. 141
EE Se cee EL RL a Le Sept., p. 71
Antifoulant June, p. 85 Classes of Coatings
Defoamer Oct., p. 157
ID IIIs occicsaiknisinsrapisincicesuituoencdtniwinbionione Sept., p. 71 Feb., p. 83; Oct. p. 141
Nn SEES See Se caer ei Gear ee eee Ona 2 Sept., p. 71 Feb., p. 69, Feb., p. 75
Wetting Agent PRR SIED ccscecsnscsscesccoseesese Apr., p . 35; July, p. 53; Sept., p.
Latex Apr., p.
NaS acsa cb slachddnsasicinpaerancnetertemesbetncertencsaioons Sept., p. 5
Solventborne Sept., p. 7
Accelerated Testing Jan., p. 70; Mar., p. 59 UV, EB, Radiation Cure Mar., p. 59 ; Sept., p. 57;
Differential Scanning Calorimetry Jan., p. 95; Feb., p. 83; Oct., p. 151; Dec., 53
Water-based May, p. 65
Electrochemical Impedance Waterborne Mar., p. 39; May, p. 73;
Evaporation Rate , p. 77; Aug., p. 41; Oct., p. 157; Nov., p. 19
Famie Element Analysis ...........0..c.:secsecocreseassesesseresseese Oct., p. 141 Wood Mar., p. 39; Mar., p. 49; Mar., p. 59
Fluorescent Microscopy Feb., p. 83
FTIR Spectroscopy Feb., p. 83; May, p. 65; July, p. 53; Coatings Components
July, p. 67
Gas Chromatography Feb., p. 75 Acrylic Jan., p. 83; Feb., p. 83; Mar., p. 39;
Gel Permeation Chromatography Jan., p. 95 May, p. 65; May, p. 73; June, p. 69; Aug., p. 47
Alkyd Mar., p. 49 Apr., p. 27;
Glass Transition Temperature June, p. 69
June, p. 85; July, p. 53; Nov., p. 19
PUREE PRRCBURE TUUPMUIOIIG ....ncccenesecccecoeccccecereccesees Eris Apr., p. 49
Light Microscopy Feb., p. 83 Aluminum July, p. 53
Mass Spectrometry Jan., p. 83; Feb., p. 75 Bisphenol A Feb., p. 69; Feb., p. 75
a ca sasuirusabunueienlines Feb., p. 97; Dec., 53 I Mar., p. 39; Nov., p. 19
Epoxy Feb., p. 69; Feb., p. 75; Dec., 53
Microautoradiography Mar., p. 49
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance. Jan., p. 83; Jan., p. 95; July, p. 53 EEOLE OL P e PR June, p. 69; June, p. 85
Melamine Feb., p. 83; Apr., p. 35; June, p. 69; Aug., p. 47
I a cetenincaienaalle Feb., p. 97
ne Mar., p. 49; Apr., p. 43; July, p. 43; Aug., p. 47
Regression Data AmalySis ................c-c.0sssssessscsssereeenees Nov., p. 23
Photoinitiator Oct., p. 151; Nov., p. 23
Reverse Impact
Scanning Electron Microscopy , p- 77 Polyurethane
Solvents, VOC Apr., p. 49 Reactive Diluent
Stress Measurement June, p. 69 Silicone May, p. 73
Thermogravimetric Analysis
Transmission Electron Microscopy June, p. 77
Ultraviolet Spectroscopy May, p. 65 Automotive Feb., p. 83; Oct., p. 141
X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy June, p. 77 Basecoat Feb., p. 83
Feb., p. 69, Feb., p. 75
Chemical Processes eg TTT LE AACR ARCO A BEIT Sept., p. 57
Corrosion ........... May, p. 55; July, p. 43; July, p. 61; Sept., p. 63 Clearcoat Feb., p. 83; Oct., p. 141
Condensation (Anti-) Aug., p. 55
Chemical Modification Mar., p. 59
Crosslinking Jan., p. 83; Apr., p. 35; May, p. 73; Corrosion (Anti-) May, p. 55; July, p. 43;
June, p. 57; July, p. 43; July, p. 53; Aug., p. 47; Dec., 63 July, p. 61; Sept., p. 63
Encapsulation June, p. 77 Crosslinking Jan., p. 83, Apr., p. 35;
Photodegradation May, p. 45; May, p. 65 May, p. 73; June, p. 57; Aug., p. 47; Dec., AA
Photooxidation May, p. 65 Curing Feb., p. 97; Apr., p. 35; May, p. 73;
June, p. 57; June, p. 69; July, p. 67; Sept., p. 57
Polymerization Jan., p. 95; Nov., p. 23
Stabilization ED eer a Meee Sam PRET Sept., p. 71; Oct., p. 157
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rva valtre| Mml ate (=>.4
1998 ANNUAL INDEX OF THE
JOURNAL OF COATINGS TECHNOLOGY
Volume 7O — Numbers 876-887
January-—December, 1998
Keyword Subject Index
Additives >. 43; Sept., p. 57
. 53; Oct., p. 141
EE Se cee EL RL a Le Sept., p. 71
Antifoulant June, p. 85 Classes of Coatings
Defoamer Oct., p. 157
ID IIIs occicsaiknisinsrapisincicesuituoencdtniwinbionione Sept., p. 71 Feb., p. 83; Oct. p. 141
Nn SEES See Se caer ei Gear ee eee Ona 2 Sept., p. 71 Feb., p. 69, Feb., p. 75
Wetting Agent PRR SIED ccscecsnscsscesccoseesese Apr., p . 35; July, p. 53; Sept., p.
Latex Apr., p.
NaS acsa cb slachddnsasicinpaerancnetertemesbetncertencsaioons Sept., p. 5
Solventborne Sept., p. 7
Accelerated Testing Jan., p. 70; Mar., p. 59 UV, EB, Radiation Cure Mar., p. 59 ; Sept., p. 57;
Differential Scanning Calorimetry Jan., p. 95; Feb., p. 83; Oct., p. 151; Dec., 53
Water-based May, p. 65
Electrochemical Impedance Waterborne Mar., p. 39; May, p. 73;
Evaporation Rate , p. 77; Aug., p. 41; Oct., p. 157; Nov., p. 19
Famie Element Analysis ...........0..c.:secsecocreseassesesseresseese Oct., p. 141 Wood Mar., p. 39; Mar., p. 49; Mar., p. 59
Fluorescent Microscopy Feb., p. 83
FTIR Spectroscopy Feb., p. 83; May, p. 65; July, p. 53; Coatings Components
July, p. 67
Gas Chromatography Feb., p. 75 Acrylic Jan., p. 83; Feb., p. 83; Mar., p. 39;
Gel Permeation Chromatography Jan., p. 95 May, p. 65; May, p. 73; June, p. 69; Aug., p. 47
Alkyd Mar., p. 49 Apr., p. 27;
Glass Transition Temperature June, p. 69
June, p. 85; July, p. 53; Nov., p. 19
PUREE PRRCBURE TUUPMUIOIIG ....ncccenesecccecoeccccecereccesees Eris Apr., p. 49
Light Microscopy Feb., p. 83 Aluminum July, p. 53
Mass Spectrometry Jan., p. 83; Feb., p. 75 Bisphenol A Feb., p. 69; Feb., p. 75
a ca sasuirusabunueienlines Feb., p. 97; Dec., 53 I Mar., p. 39; Nov., p. 19
Epoxy Feb., p. 69; Feb., p. 75; Dec., 53
Microautoradiography Mar., p. 49
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance. Jan., p. 83; Jan., p. 95; July, p. 53 EEOLE OL P e PR June, p. 69; June, p. 85
Melamine Feb., p. 83; Apr., p. 35; June, p. 69; Aug., p. 47
I a cetenincaienaalle Feb., p. 97
ne Mar., p. 49; Apr., p. 43; July, p. 43; Aug., p. 47
Regression Data AmalySis ................c-c.0sssssessscsssereeenees Nov., p. 23
Photoinitiator Oct., p. 151; Nov., p. 23
Reverse Impact
Scanning Electron Microscopy , p- 77 Polyurethane
Solvents, VOC Apr., p. 49 Reactive Diluent
Stress Measurement June, p. 69 Silicone May, p. 73
Thermogravimetric Analysis
Transmission Electron Microscopy June, p. 77
Ultraviolet Spectroscopy May, p. 65 Automotive Feb., p. 83; Oct., p. 141
X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy June, p. 77 Basecoat Feb., p. 83
Feb., p. 69, Feb., p. 75
Chemical Processes eg TTT LE AACR ARCO A BEIT Sept., p. 57
Corrosion ........... May, p. 55; July, p. 43; July, p. 61; Sept., p. 63 Clearcoat Feb., p. 83; Oct., p. 141
Condensation (Anti-) Aug., p. 55
Chemical Modification Mar., p. 59
Crosslinking Jan., p. 83; Apr., p. 35; May, p. 73; Corrosion (Anti-) May, p. 55; July, p. 43;
June, p. 57; July, p. 43; July, p. 53; Aug., p. 47; Dec., 63 July, p. 61; Sept., p. 63
Encapsulation June, p. 77 Crosslinking Jan., p. 83, Apr., p. 35;
Photodegradation May, p. 45; May, p. 65 May, p. 73; June, p. 57; Aug., p. 47; Dec., AA
Photooxidation May, p. 65 Curing Feb., p. 97; Apr., p. 35; May, p. 73;
June, p. 57; June, p. 69; July, p. 67; Sept., p. 57
Polymerization Jan., p. 95; Nov., p. 23
Stabilization ED eer a Meee Sam PRET Sept., p. 71; Oct., p. 157
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Exterior es Flammability
Failure Oct., p. 141 PMI HE IINUNEININUIE Do i ciisch cc oecisisbto encccscaeseeecnnihco s Feb., p. 69; Feb., p. 75
Fouling (Anti-) May, p. 55; June, p. 85 Hazardous Air Pollutants (HAPs) Oct., p. 161
Grafting Feb., p. 69; Feb., p. 75
PRINCE ocssassvcceieccsteoensone Apr., p . 35; July, p. 53; Sept., p. 71 Jan. p. 101
Migration Feb., p. 69; Feb., p. 75 ESOIe er SONTS CAS EET SIE. BTL Oct., p. 161
Multicoat System June, p. 69 Toxicity Oct., p. 161
Organic June, p. 69 Transportation
Performance Oct., p. 165 VOC Control
NII «> scssimaidcccaleisindiceahicoarain vocadoecebiesGondele actuate Sept., p. 57
Primer
Product Development Cycle
Curing
Service Life Prediction
Formation
INU ips iscsi rs Catecennicsicisgesansh'sencgucnabbaniocaettnned Sept., p. 71
EI nN ON ae I ETS nts Oct., p. 141
Structure/Property Relationships ..............0sssse Mar., p. 39 Formulation
PENI iS iene tucescisassSceaivercovenieeoie tniceicciknsb Sept., p. 57 NII 2s scan'cicteslac teneiesnende aMecmeu dcinbc kcacdbetaeis eua e May, p. 45
INE Gish ccs iccahicvessolsonstebbandmenenneee Sept., p. 63
Two-Component May, p. 73; July, p. 67
UV, EB, Radiation Cure Mar., p. 59; Sept., p. 57;
Oct., p. 151; Dec., 53
Waterborne Mar., p. 39; May, p. 73;
June, p. 77; Aug., p. 41; Oct., p. 157; Nov., p. 19
Water Sorption Aug., p. 55
WW RMREDNTIINE occ snnscicwcnsivesoesesess Apr., p. 27; July, p. 53; Oct., p. 141
Aluminum June, p. 77
Wood Mar., p. 39; Mar., p. 49; Mar., p. 59 Diffusion June, p. 57
Dispersion May, p. 45; Aug., p. 41
Coatings Processes
Particle Size
Curing Feb., p. 97; Apr., p. 35; May, p. 73;
June, p. 57; June, p. 69; July, p. 67; Sept., p. 57
Drying Mar., p. 59; July, p. 67; Nov., p. 19 Polymeric Components
UV, EB, Radiation Cure Mar., p. 59; Sept., p. 57;
Oct., p. 151; Dec., 53 Jan., p. 83; Feb., p. 83; Mar., p. 39;
May, p. 65; May, p. 73; June. p. 69; Aug., p. 47
Mar., p. 49; Apr., p. 27; June, p. 85; Nov., p. 19
Coatings Properties
Feb., p. 69; Feb., p. 75; Dec., 53
Adkesion Mar., p. 39; Mar., p. 59; Sept., p. 63; Dec., 53 Feb., p. 83; Apr., p. 35; June., p. 69; Aug., p. 47
Antifouling, Biofouling May, p. 55; June, p. 85 July, p. 67
Corrosion Resistance May, p. 55; July, p. 43;
July, p. 61; Sept., p. 63; Dec., 69 Polymers
PIII ¢2 ... sescdcndvtacsemnasnleusine deeeasowstintenmiakdeeaine mene eae Sept., p. 71
Durability May, p. 65; Oct., p. 165
en RINOTEOSA SRET AN T EST Mar., p. 39; Nov., p. 19
Elasticity Feb., p. 69; Feb., p.7 5 Polymerization Jan., p. 95; Nov., p. 23
Migration
Penetration
Service Life Prediction
NNN sec ectciuiversdviesvcmvascetoscontie Apr., p. 27; May, p. 45;
July, p. 53; Oct., p. 141
Computer Applications
Formulation
Aluminum
SII ces cvs orivnihsesisuanicicipaty cinssathcieelealuentaeicienkinatean shel May, p. 45
I sachs Samiacian casi aca tc et Sobubtauaaes Feb., p. 69, Feb., p. 75
Simulation May, p. 45 Coatings /Substrate Interface
Environmental Concerns, Regulations
Acid Rain
EPA Method 24 Apr., p. 49
Vol. 70, No. 887, December 1998
Alphabetical Listing of Papers
Acrylate Grafted Dehydrated Castor Oil Alkyd—A Binder for Investigation of the Effects of Formulation on Selected
Exterior Paints—S. Majumdar, D. Kumar, and Y.P.S. Nirvan, Properties of UV Curable IPN Coatings—Detroit Society
Apr., p. 27 for Coatings Technology Technical Committee, Oct., p. 151.
Adhesion of Waterborne Paints to Wood—S.L. Bardage and J. Invisible Ink and Unfair Competition: Metatags Hit the
Bjurman, Mar., p. 39. Internet—R. Baron, June, p. 92.
Air Convective Drying and Curing of Polyurethane-Based
Paints on Sheet Molding Compound Surfaces—S. Vessot, J. Measurement of Stress in Multicoat Systems—A.E. Boerman
Andrieu, P. Laurent, J. Galy, and J.F. Gérard, July, p. 67. and D.Y. Perera, June, p. 69.
Aluminum Compounds as Additional Crosslinkers for Air- Microautoradiographic Studies of the Penetration of Alkyd,
Drying High-Solids Alkyd Paints—W.J. Muizebelt, J.C. Alkyd Emulsion and Linseed Oil Coatings into Wood
Hubert, R.A.M. Venderbosch, A.J.H. Lansbergen, R.P. R.M. Nussbaum, E.J. Sutcliffe, and A.-C. Hellgren, Mar., p.
Klaasen, and K.H. Zabel, July, p. 53. 49.
Microstructure of Weathered Paint and Its Relation to Gloss
Chemoenzymatic Synthesis and Characterization of Urethane Loss: Computer Simulation and Modeling—F.Y. Hunt, M.A.
Oils for Surface Coatings—V.D. Athawale and M.D. Bhabhe, Galler, and J.W. Martin, May, p. 45
Apr., p. 43. Mild Steel Corrosion in Saline Solutions. Comparison
Comparative Study of Photoinitiator Curing Efficiency Using Between Bulk Solutions and Steel-Coating Interfacial
Regression Data Analysis—C.-H. Chang and T. Nguyen, Solutions—J.M. Bastidas, M. Morcillo, and F.J. Rodriguez,
Nov., p. 23 July, p. 61.
Computers in the Coatings Industry—The Next 10 Years—C. Mixed Metal Oxide Inorganic/Organic Coatings—C.R. Wold
Rooney and C.E. Bangert, Jr., Jan., p. 103. and M.D. Soucek, July, p. 43
Conference Presentations: Intellectual Property Issues
Disclosing Your Work at a Conference Can Affect Its N,N-bis (2-hydroxyethyl) Fatty Amide as Novel
Patentability—I.D. Clark, June, p. 91. Environmentally Friendly Crosslinking Agent for Acid
Control of Film Defects in Solventborne High-Solids Coatings: Functional Acrylic Copolymer Resin—P. Pulin N., D.A.
The Non-Additives vs. a New Additives Approach—J. Raval, and V.M. Mannari, Aug., p. 47.
Schwartz, B.A. Moyer, and R.E. Smith, Sept., p. 71. New Approach in the Development and Testing of Antifouling
Crosslink Density and Cure Window of Oligourethane Diol/ Paints Without Organotin Derivatives—K. Vallee-Rehel, B.
Melamine High-Solids Coatings—S. Haseebuddin, K.V.S.N. Mariette, P.A. Hoarau, P. Guerin, V. Langlois, and J.Y.
Raju, and M. Yaseen, Apr., p. 35. Langlois, May, p. 55.
Novel Ambient Temperature Curable Two-Component
Decomposable Crosslinking Paint—Y. Nakayama, Dec., p. 63. Waterborne Silicone-Acrylic Coatings—N. Harui and T.
Defoamer Selection in Waterborne Coatings—R.A. Reinhardt, Agawa, May, p. 73.
W. Heilen, E. Walhorn, S. Silber, and J.W. Adams, Oct., p. Novel Anti-Condensation Coating—G. Wang, D. Chen, L. Lu,
157 X. Wang, and Y. Yang, Aug., p. 55.
Design of Polymeric Dispersants for Waterborne Coatings—S.
Creutz, R. Jér6me, G.M.P. Kaptijn, A.W. van der Werf, and On the Synthesis and Characterization of New Low
J.M. Akkerman, Aug., p. 41. Temperature Curing Powder Coatings Cured with
Development of lodopropynyl Carbamates as Preservatives Radiation—M. Johansson, H. Falkén, A. Irestedt, and A.
for Paint and Coatings—R. Gruening, June, p. 85. Hult, Sept., p. 57.
Development of Methods for the Determination of Bisphenol Oxidative Crosslinking of Alkyd Resins Studied with Mass
A in Food Simulants—R.J. Wingender, P. Niketas, and C.K. Spectrometry and NMR Using Model Compounds—W_,].
Switala, Feb., p. 75. Muizebelt, J.J. Donkerbroek, M.W.F. Nielen, J.B. Hussem,
Development of a Recycled Polymer Coating for Steel Corrosion M.E.F. Biemond, R.P. Klaasen, and K.H. Zabel, Jan., p. 83.
Protection: An Adhesion Study—F. Bourgés-Fricoteaux and
O. Savadogo, Sept., p. 63. Performance of Building Materials in Australia—D.J. Bartlett,
Driers for Waterborne Coatings—R.W. Hein, Nov., p. 19 Oct., p. 165.
Performance of Finishes on Wood that is Chemically Modified
Effect of Siloxane Functionalized Caprolactone Polyols on by Acetylation—E.P.J. Beckers, M. de Meijer, H. Militz, and
Photocurable Epoxy Coatings—S. Wu and M.D. Soucek, M. Stevens, Mar., p. 59.
Dec., p. 53. Photodegradation of Water-Based Acrylic Coatings Containing
Effecto fW eathering on the Stress Distribution and Mechanical Silica—A.M. Morrow, N.S. Allen, and M. Edge, May, p. 65.
Performance of Automotive Paint Systems—M.E. Nichols Polyacrylamide-Grafted Dextrine Copolymer Coatings—T.
and C.A. Darr, Oct., p. 141. Sugama and T. Hanwood, Dec., p. 69.
Evaluation of the Degree of Cure of a Coating—kK. Sharp, G. Potential Exposure to Bisphenol A from Food-Contact Use of
Mattson, and S. Jénsson, Feb., p. 97. Epoxy Coated Cans—S.R. Howe, L. Borodinsky, and R.S.
Lyon, Feb., p. 69.
Formation and Crosslinkingo f Latex Films through the Reaction Preparation of Encapsulated Aluminum Pigments by Emulsion
of Acetoacetoxy Groups with Diamines under Ambient Polymerization and Their Characterization—Th. Batzilla
Conditions—J. Feng, H. Pham, P. Macdonald, M.A. Winnik, and A. Tulke, June, p. 77.
J.M. Geurts, H. Zirkzee, S. van Es, and A.L. German, June,
p. 57. Reducing Product Development Cycle Times Without
Increasing Risk—F.L. Floyd, Jan., p. 70.
Hazardous Materials Transportation Issues in Our Industry—
L.W. Bierlein, Jan., p. 101
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Step-Growth Polymerization of Unsaturated Aldehydes with VOC Testing Comparison: EPA Method 24 Versus the Cal Poly
Diaminodiphenylmethane—A. Sebenik, Jan., p. 95. Pomona Method—Los Angeles Society for Coatings
Study of the Attack of Acidic Solutions on Melamine-Acrylic Technology Technical Committee, Apr., p. 49.
Basecoat/Clearcoat Paint Systems—W.R. Rodgers, D.P.
Garner, and G.D. Cheever, Feb., p. 83. When Disaster Strikes—N.R. Shearer, Feb., p. 101.
Adams, J.W.—See Reinhardt, R.A. Feng, J., Pham, H., Macdonald, P., Winnik, M.A., Geurts, J.M.,
Agawa, T.—See Harui, N. Zirkzee, H., van Es, S., and German, A.L.—Formation and
Akkerman, J.M.—See Creutz, S. Crosslinking of Latex Films through the Reaction of
Allen, N.S.—See Morrow, A.M. Acetoacetoxy Groups with Diamines under Ambient
Andrieu, J.—See Vessot, S. Conditions, June, p. 57.
Athawale, V.D.and Bhabhe, M.D.—Chemoenzymatic Synthesis Floyd, F.L.—Reducing Product Development Cycle Times
and Characterization of Urethane Oils for Surface Coatings, Without Increasing Risk, Jan., p. 70.
Apr., p. 43.
Galler, M.A.—See Hunt, F.Y.
Bangert, C.E.—See Rooney. C. Galy, J.—See Vessot, S.
Bardage,S.L.,and Bjurman,J.—Adhesion of Waterborne Paints Garner, D.P.—See Rodgers, W.R.
to Wood, Mar., p. 39. German, A.L.—See Feng, J.
Baron, R.—Invisible Ink and Unfair Competition: Metatags Gérard, J.F.—See Vessot, S.
Hit the Internet, June, p. 92.
Geurts, J.M.—See Feng, J.
Bartlett, D.J—The Performance of Building Materials in Gruening, R.—Development of lodopropyny! Carbamates as
Australia, Oct., p. 165.
Preservatives for Paint and Coatings, June, p. 85.
Bastidas, J.M., Morcillo, M., and Rodriguez, F.J.—Mild Steel Guerin, P.—See Vallee-Rehel, K.
Corrosion in Saline Solutions. Comparison Between Bulk
Solutions and Steel-Coating Interfacial Solutions, July, p. Hanwood, T.—See Sugama, T.
61. Harui, N. and Agawa, T.—Novel Ambient Temperature
Batzilla, Th. and Tulke, A.—Preparation of Encapsulated Curable Two-Component Waterborne Silicone-Acrylic
Aluminum Pigments by Emulsion Polymerization and Their Coatings, May, p. 73.
Characterization, June, p. 77.
Haseebuddin, S., Raju, K.V.S.N., and Yaseen, M.—Crosslink
Beckers, E.P.J., de Meijer, M., Militz, H., and Stevens, M.— Density and Cure Window of Oligourethane Di/M oelalmin e
Performance of Finishes on Wood that is Chemically High-Solids Coatings, Apr., p. 35.
Modified by Acetylation, Mar., p. 59. Heilen, W.—See Reinhardt, R.A.
Bhabhe, M.D.—See Athawale, V.D. Hein, R.W.—Driers for Waterborne Coatings, Nov., p. 19.
Biemond, M.E.F.—See Muizebelt, W.J. Hellgren, A.-C.—See Nussbaum, R.M.
Bierlein, L.W.—Hazardous Materials Transportation Issues in Hoarau, P.A.—See Vallee-Rehel, K.
Our Industry, Jan., p. 101. Howe,S.R., Borodinsky, L.,and Lyon, R.S.—Potential Exposure
Bjurman, J.—See Bardage, S.L. to Bisphenol A from Food-Contact Use of Epoxy Coated
Boerman, A.E. and Perera, D.Y.—Measurement of Stress in Cans, Feb., p. 69.
Multicoat Systems, June, p. 69. Hubert, J.C.—See Muizebelt, W.].
Borodinsky, L.—See Howe, S.R. Hult, A.—See Johansson, M.
Bourgés-Fricoteaux, F. and Savadogo, O.—Development of a Hunt, F.Y., Galler, M.A., and Martin, J.W.—Microstructure of
Recycled Polymer Coating for Steel Corrosion Protection: Weathered Paint and Its Relation to Gloss Loss: Computer
An Adhesion Study, Sept., p. 63. Simulation and Modeling, May, p. 45.
Hussem, J.B.—See Muizebelt, W.].
Chang, C.-H., and Nguyen, T.—Comparative Study of
Photoinitiator Curing Efficiency Using Regression Data
Irestedt, A.—See Johansson, M.
Analysis, Nov., p. 23.
Cheever, G.D.—See Rodgers, W.R. JérOme, R.—See Creutz, S.
Chen, D.—See Wang, G. Johansson, M., Falkén, H., Irestedt, A., and Hult, A.—On the
Clark, I.D.—Conference Presentations: Intellectual Property Synthesis and Characterization of New Low Temperature
Issues—Disclosing Your Work at a Conference Can Affect Curing Powder Coatings Cured with Radiation, Sept., p. 57.
Its Patentability, June, p. 91.
Jonsson, S.—See Sharp, K.
Creutz, S., Jéréme, R., Kaptijn,G.M.P., vander Werf, A.W., and
Akkerman, J.M.—Design of Polymeric Dispersants for Kaptijn, G.M.P.—See Creutz, S.
Waterborne Coatings, Aug., p. 41.
Klaasen, R.P.—See Muizebelt, W.J.
Kumar, D.—See Majumdar, S.
Darr, C.A.—See Nichols, M.E.
de Meijer, M.—See Beckers, E.P.J.
Langlois, J.Y.—See Vallee- Rehel, K.
Donkerbroek, J.J.—See Muizebelt, W.]J.
Langlois, V.i—See Vallee-Rehel, K.
Lansbergen, A.J.H.—See Muizebelt, W.J.
Edge, M.—See Morrow, A.M.
Laurent, P.—See Vessot, S.
Falkén, H.—See Johansson, M. Lu, L..—See Wang, G.
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Lyon, R.S.—See Howe, S.R. Shearer, N.R.—When Disaster Strikes, Feb., p. 101.
Silber, S—See Reinhardt, R.A.
Macdonald, P.—See Feng, J. Smith, R.E.—See Schwartz, J.
Majumdar, S., Kumar, D.,and Nirvan, Y.P.S.—Acrylate Grafted Soucek, M.D.—See Wold, C.R.
Dehydrated Castor Oil Alkyd—A Binder for Exterior Paints, Soucek, M.D.—See Wu, S.
Apr., p. 27. Stevens, S.M.—See Beckers, E.P.J.
Mannari, V.M.—See Pulin N., P. Sugama, T. and Hanwood, T.—Polyacrylamide-Grafted
Mariette, B—See Vallee-Rehel, K. Dextrine Copolymer Coatings, Dec., p. 69.
Martin, J.W.—See Hunt, F.Y. Sutcliffe, E.J—See Nussbaum, R.M.
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