Combinatorial chemistry methods for coating development VI. Correlation of high throughput screening methods with conventional measurement techniques

Chisholm, Bret J.; Potyrailo, Radislav A.; Shaffer, Ron; Cawse, James N.; Brennan, Michael J.; Molaison, Chris

doi:10.1016/s0300-9440(03)00166-8

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“…Combinatorial and high-throughput measurements of adhesion in rigid coatings and films demand quite different approaches than soft adhesives such as PSAs [81,87,88]. For example, contact methods such as the probe tack test are not suitable for measuring the interfacial strength of a coating adhered to a substrate.…”

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Gradient and Microfluidic Library Approaches to Polymer Interfaces

Fasolka¹,

Stafford²,

Beers³

2009

Polymer Libraries

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We present an overview of research conducted at the National Institute of Standards and Technology aimed at developing and applying combinatorial and high-throughput measurement approaches to polymer surfaces, interfaces and thin films. Topics include (1) the generation of continuous gradient techniques for fabricating combinatorial libraries of film thickness, temperature, surface chemistry and polymer blend composition, (2) high-throughput measurement techniques for assessing the mechanical properties and adhesion of surfaces, interfaces and films, and (3) microfluidic approaches to synthesizing and analyzing libraries of interfaciallyactive polymer species.

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Gradient and Microfluidic Library Approaches to Polymer Interfaces

Fasolka¹,

Stafford²,

Beers³

2009

Polymer Libraries

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“…CHT tests are generally designed to provide continuous quantitative responses in contrast to conventional coatings tests which are often observational, ordinal rankings with varying degrees of subjectivity. 26,27 As mentioned above, developing new materials requires understanding how they impact the balance of key coating performance properties. Conclusively proving improved performance balance compared to competitive materials requires good statistical discipline.…”

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“…Revisiting correlations between conventional and CHT testing must be done with each workflow to ensure satisfactory outcomes. CHT tests are generally designed to provide continuous quantitative responses in contrast to conventional coatings tests which are often observational, ordinal rankings with varying degrees of subjectivity. , …”

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High-Throughput Industrial Coatings Research at The Dow Chemical Company

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At The Dow Chemical Company, high-throughput research is an active area for developing new industrial coatings products. Using the principles of automation (i.e., using robotic instruments), parallel processing (i.e., prepare, process, and evaluate samples in parallel), and miniaturization (i.e., reduce sample size), high-throughput tools for synthesizing, formulating, and applying coating compositions have been developed at Dow. In addition, high-throughput workflows for measuring various coating properties, such as cure speed, hardness development, scratch resistance, impact toughness, resin compatibility, pot-life, surface defects, among others have also been developed in-house. These workflows correlate well with the traditional coatings tests, but they do not necessarily mimic those tests. The use of such high-throughput workflows in combination with smart experimental designs allows accelerated discovery and commercialization.

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Mechanical degradation of organic paint coatings

Rossi

Deflorian

2008

High-Performance Organic Coatings

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Combinatorial chemistry methods for coating development VI. Correlation of high throughput screening methods with conventional measurement techniques

Cited by 3 publications

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Gradient and Microfluidic Library Approaches to Polymer Interfaces

Gradient and Microfluidic Library Approaches to Polymer Interfaces

High-Throughput Industrial Coatings Research at The Dow Chemical Company

Mechanical degradation of organic paint coatings

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