Industrial Application of Ionic Liquids in the Paint Industry
Muzammil Kuddushi, Monika Jain, Naved I Malek
Paints, used to decorate or protect the substrate from external forces are composed of pigments, binders, and thinner. The paint industry uses various volatile organic solvents (VOCs) as one of the integral components of paints despite their detrimental effect on the environment. Among the tested strategies to develop environmentally benign alternatives to the VOCs, ionic liquids (ILs) have emerged as potential candidates. In this context, the main objective of this chapter is to introduce the new types of low viscous, highly efficient ILs that can be used in the paint industries. The strategy entails not only an exploration of the influence of the nature of the ILs but also to develop the much needed fundamental, molecular-level view of the heterogeneity of such systems.
Keywords
Paints, Volatile Organic Compounds, Ionic Liquids, Varnish Removal, Paint Removal
Published online 5/25/2019, 18 pages
Citation: Muzammil Kuddushi, Monika Jain, Naved I Malek, Industrial Application of Ionic Liquids in the Paint Industry, Materials Research Foundations, Vol. 50, pp 107-124, 2019
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21741/9781644900239-4
Part of the book on Industrial Applications of Green Solvents
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