Printing on Polymers 2016
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-323-37468-2.00022-1
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Aging and Degradation of Printed Materials

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“…The level of degradation (breakage) is relevant to the light-energy used. Shorter light-wavelengths do not need oxygen for the hydroperoxide process, while low-wavelength sources need an oxygen environment [ 14 , 15 , 16 , 17 ]. Azo dyes usually degrade under the influence of UV-irradiation, especially when a photocatalytic source of metal oxide is presented.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The level of degradation (breakage) is relevant to the light-energy used. Shorter light-wavelengths do not need oxygen for the hydroperoxide process, while low-wavelength sources need an oxygen environment [ 14 , 15 , 16 , 17 ]. Azo dyes usually degrade under the influence of UV-irradiation, especially when a photocatalytic source of metal oxide is presented.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Basic types of ageing that are classified according to the major ageing factor involved, are thermal ageing, photo ageing, chemical ageing and biological ageing . Often we deal with complex ageing, in which several factors occur simultaneously . The natural process of ageing is very slow.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Light fastness has to be determined solely on full tone area prints. Additionally, objective colour measurements are commonly used to determine the change from the original colour value (determined mainly using colour coordinates L *, a *, b * and the calculation of total colour change, ΔEab) and to assess the degree of changes .…”
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“…A decomposição térmica, principal mecanismo de destruição dos contaminantes, pode ocorrer a partir da degradação oxidativa, na presença de oxigênio (GOGLEV & NEIMAN 1968, IZDEBSKA 2016. Na degradação térmica oxidativa, as moléculas e ligações químicas dos compostos são destruídas através da ação de radicais livres, formados a partir da interação do oxigênio com o calor gerado pelas altas temperaturas (IZDEBSKA 2016, CRAWFORD & QUINN 2017. A decomposição térmica também pode acontecer por meio da pirólise, que difere da degradação térmica oxidativa por ocorrer sem a presença de oxigênio, em uma atmosfera inerte (BARIK 2019, RUAN et al 2019.…”
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