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Progress in Organic Coatings, 20 (1992) 523-525 523 Contents of Volume 20 Vol. 20, No. 1 Review Paper Principles and formulations for organic coatings with tailored infrared SS ae eee es ee a ee ee ae ee ee ee ee ee ee ] R. F. Brady, Jr. and L. V. Wake (Ascot Vale, Vic., Australia) Research Papers Observations of sagging in architectural paints...............00ee0 e2e e 27 S. G. Croll and L. W. Kisha (Cleveland, OH, USA) Stable microgel dispersions in isoparaffinic solvents from aqueous latices 53 M. Nair (Rochester, NY, USA) Polyfunctional compounds from cardanol...........ee. e.ee0e0ec2eces 63 V. Madhusudhan and B. G. K. Murthy (Hyderabad, India) Crosslinking ability of styrene—butyl acrylate copolymer latices functionalized with BO OCCT TS Te Le eee oe Cee ee eee eT eee ee eee 73 S. Magnet, J. Guillot, A. Guyot and C. Pichot (Lyon-Vernaison, France) Distribution of melamine in melamine/polyester coatings; FT-IR spectroscopic T. Hirayama and M. Urban (Fargo, ND, USA) 6a ie ee ek a a i ale ee es eee ee eee ae wee ce PTC C ET TTR TCC OCCT Vol. 20, No. 2 Review Papers pe ee re re ee ee ee ee ee ae ee 105 J. H. Braun, A. Baidins and R. E. Marganski (Wilmington, DE, USA) Developments in the field of rosin chemistry and its implications in coatings 139 Gang-Fung Chen (Columbus, OH, USA) Research Papers Relation between AC impedance data and degradation of coated steel. 1. Effects of surface roughness and contamination on the corrosion behavior of SE EE 6.4 .& 4 Aa oe 8k 0 8 Oo oe Oe 8 OMe 68s HO oe oR OOO 169 C. Lin, T. Nguyen and M. E. McKnight (Gaithersburg, MD, USA) Behavior of phenolic-coated steel in concentrated sulfuric acid............. 187 C. Compére, J. J. Hechler and K. Cole (Boucherville, Que., Canada) Elsevier Sequoia 524 Evaluation of the effects of acidic deposition on coated steel substrates T. C. Simpson, H. Hampel, G. D. Davis, C. O. Arah, T. L. Fritz (Baltimore, MD, USA), P. J. Moran (Annapolis, MD, USA), B. A. Shaw (University Park, PA, USA) and K. L. Zankel (Columbia, MD, USA) Forthcoming Meetings Vol. 20, Nos. 3 and 4 Research Papers On-line coating of plastic parts in the automotive industry G. Babel (Ingolstadt, Germany) Novel polyurethane polyols for waterborne and high solids coatings W. J. Blank (Norwalk, CT, USA) Visualizing the topography of coating surfaces G. C. Dubbeldam (Arnhem, Netherlands) Development of dicyclopentadiene-modified resins and their usage as paint W. Freitag, W. Sarfert and W. Lohs (Marl, Germany) Dissolution inhibition-type photoresists for deep-UV lithography D. Funhoff, H. Binder, S. Nguyen-Kim and R. Schwalm (Ludwigshafen, Germany) Structure/property studies of MF-cured powder coatings H. P. Higginbottom, G. R. Bowers, J. S. Grande and L. W. Hill (Springfield, MA, USA) Polymerizable surfactants K. Homberg (Stenungsund, Sweden) Bioactive materials for antifouling coatings E. B. Kjaer (Copenhagen, Denmark) Stratification and phase separation in block copolymer coatings Th. Mezger (Obernburg, Germany) The relation between the dispersion state of polymer microspheres in coatings and film properties Y. Nakao, M. Yabuta and A. Tominaga (Kanagawa, Japan) Application of corrosion inhibitors in water-borne coatings G. Reinhard, P. Simon and U. Rammelt (Dresden, Germany) Association thickening of polymer latex dispersions P. A. Reynolds (Gateshead, UK) Organic coatings characterization by K*IDS W. J. Simonsick, Jr. (Philadelphia, PA, USA) The formation, structure and properties of urethane—diacetylene copolymers as optical strain-sensitive surface coatings J. L. Stanford, R. J. Day, X. Hu and R. J. Young (Manchester, UK) Non-polluting industrial coating technologies — a challenge to engineers or resin 459 A. van Tent and K. te Nijenhuis (Delft, Netherlands) Applications of methacryloyl isocyanate for coatings S. Urano, K. Aoki, N. Tsuboniwa, R. Mizuguchi (Osaka, Japan) and O. Tsuge (Kumanoto, Japan) Dispersion and solution rheology control with swellable microgels M. S. Wolfe (Wilmington, DE, USA) Dielectric method for monitoring the curing of polyester—melamine coatings. .. . H. W. L. Bruckman and M. P. de Goeje (Delft, Netherlands)