european technical coatings congress 2014

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EUROPEAN TECHNICAL
COATINGS CONGRESS 2014
New Functions and Sustainability –
Drivers for Future Coatings
3 – 5 September 2014
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Gürzenich · Cologne · Germany
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TABLE OF CONTE NTS
INTRODUCTION
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COLOGNE – THE RHINE METROPOLIS
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ORGANIZING COMMITTEES
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
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Wednesday, 3 September 2014
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Thursday, 4 September 2014
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Friday, 5 September 2014
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AWARDS
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SOCIAL PROGRAMME
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CONGRESS VENUE, MAP OF AREA
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REGISTRATION INFORMATION
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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
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RESPONSIBLE ASSOCIATIONS
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SPONSORS
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FLOOR PLAN
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LIST OF EXHIBITORS
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LIST OF AUTHORS
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I NT R OD UCTI ON
COLOGNE
Dear Madame or Sir,
Dear Colleagues,
COLOGNE – THE RHINE METROPOLIS
Nowadays, sustainability, especially in the field of the coatings industry, is of great
relevance, including keywords like e.g. durability, low-emission, resource-conserving, or
even smart. These and other special properties have become the basic requirements of
modern coatings and paints during the last decade.
The congress venue Gürzenich is a pretentious medieval festival
hall, originally dating from the 15th century. It was named after its
first owner family, and is located in the today’s historic city centre of
Cologne, Germany.
The so-called Rhine metropolis is a multifaceted major city with a population of more than
one million, with a 2,000 years-old history.
We are very proud to invite you to our ETCC 2014 as one the most important European
congresses for coatings science and industry. You will profit from our two-pillar structure of
this congress to the motto of
The 800 years old Cologne Cathedral
(Kölner Dom) is probably the most famous landmark of the city. With its spire of
157 m height, the gothic Cathedral is the
third-tallest church building in the world,
and has already been registered as World
Heritage Site.
“New Functions and Sustainability – Drivers for Future Coatings”.
On the one hand, industrial partners will benefit from the presentation of the latest trends,
technologies and innovative products. On the other hand, poster sessions and the scientific
programme provide to broaden the spectrum of knowledge on a high level, and also give an
opportunity to compare ideas and to discuss old and new questions. At the ETCC you will
find both – experts from industry and versed scientists at the same time.
© KölnTourismus GmbH – Dieter Jacobi
The ETCC will take place in Cologne, representing a famous trade hub as well as a charming historic city, with many cultural facets.
We are very much looking forward to meet you there!
In 1930, the German subsidiary of the US
Ford Motor Company moved to Cologne,
where nowadays the company‘s European headquarter is situated. In the year
of construction commencement, Henry
Ford himself arrived to attend the foundation stone ceremony. As another claim to
fame, close to the railway station “Messe/
Deutz”, visitors may behold the Otto engine (1876) monument, when leaving the
building via Otto Square (Ottoplatz).
© M. Hilt
However, not only the automotive industry, but also several other large business
groups have settled in the Rhine metropolis, including chemical industry as a leading
sector in the region.
Michael Hilt
Ludger Küper
Jozef Koziel
Thomas Brock
Keith Dobell
© KölnKongress GmbH
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Thanks to public research institutions,
such as the German Aerospace Centre
and advanced research into biotechnology, Cologne has a top position in science
and research. The Rhine metropolis pro5
I N F O RM ATI ON
Carnival in Cologne
I NFORMATI ON
© Privatbrauerei Gaffel
Draught “Kölsch”
vides the linkage of pharmaceutical and chemical industry within the so-called “Cologne
chemical industry belt”.
Apart from business, Cologne is known for a very popular cultural event, which regularly attracts visitors from the whole world. The annual exceptional celebrations of Carnival (“Kölner
Karneval”) temporarily transform the city centre into a vivid hot-spot, cheerfully according to
the slogan “Kölle alaaf” (long live Cologne).
A visit of Cologne should also include the seasonally independent taste of a local speciality:
the “Kölsch” beer, with over 1,000 years of brewing tradition. Conveniently, the city has a
large diversity of traditional brewhouses, inviting to gain an insight into their authentic atmosphere.
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ORGANI ZI NG COMM IT T E E S
ORGANI Z I NG COMMI TTE E S
FATIPEC
The division’s tasks are:
The Federation of Associations of Technicians
for Industry of Paints in European Countries
“FATIPEC” is a non-profit organization, created in 1950 and nowadays consisting of twelve
member associations representing: Belgium,
Czech Republic, France, Germany (two associations), Greece,
Hungary, Italy, Poland, Russia, Switzerland, and The Netherlands.
The members of these associations are personal members as well
as coatings or raw material manufacturers, universities, institutes
or research centres. FATIPEC is a member of the global organization Coatings Societies
International (CSI).
• To actively support science and research in the field of coatings and pigments as well as
their respective raw materials, products and technologies. This support should help to
maintain the global competitiveness of the members.
FATIPEC’s activities are focused on all kinds of organic coatings and other paint-related
materials including:
• Stimulation and dissemination of the scientific and technological knowledge concerning
production, formulations, application, research and development
• Exchange of ideas and expertise
• International and worldwide cooperation between scientists and technicians, universities, institutes or research centres
The coating science and technology expert Jozef Koziel is the president of FATIPEC.
PRESIDENT OF ETCC 2014
Since January 2012, Dr. Hilt is president of the “GDCh Fachgruppe Lackchemie”,
FATIPEC board member, and also president of this year’s ETCC 2014. Besides,
Dr. Hilt is Senior Manager Coating Systems and Painting Technology in Fraunhofer IPA and
General Manager of the Research Society for Pigments and Coatings, Stuttgart, FPL e.V.
FACHGRUPPE LACKCHEMIE AND GDCh
The GDCh “Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker” (Society of German Chemists) is an association of people interested in chemistry and supports them
in a responsive and sustainable fashion, as a non-profit organization. The
broad-ranging dedication of GDCh includes the integration of chemistry in
the society, as well as the publishing of renowned professional journals.
The division “Lackchemie” (Paint Chemistry) is one of around 30 professional sections governed by the GDCh as an umbrella association. Founded in 1947, the
professionals group is focused on coatings, coatings raw materials and the relevant production processes and technologies.
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• To improve the knowledge of chemists and technicians in the industry of coatings and pigments by the yearly organized coatings congress, dealing with actual and important
topics of the industry, and by regional meetings e.g. in Leverkusen and in Stuttgart on
selected topics as well as by coorganizing the European congress of Fatipec.
• To provide expertise in technical and political questions of the European legislation.
The steering-board member of the section “Lackchemie”, Prof. Dr. Thomas Brock is the
ESC-Chairman (European scientific Committee) at ETCC 2014.
VILF: VERBAND DER INGENIEURE DES LACK- UND FARBENFACHS E.V.
The VILF Association of Coating Engineers was founded in 1955. In the
early days, the members were graduated engineers coming from the
main German paint engineers’ schools, who were not represented by
the relatively restricted German Chemists association. Still today, most
of the members are paint engineers, but also many chemists, paint technicians and even
commercial employees have joined the VILF. In accordance with the statutes, the main goal
is to improve the technical knowledge of the members by various measures. Nowadays,
more than 70 companies support the association as company members, and more than
800 employees of the German paint and coatings industry, raw material suppliers, universities and institutes are represented by the VILF. Mr Ludger Küper is the president of the VILF
Association.
OCCA: THE OIL & COLOUR CHEMISTS’ ASSOCIATION
OCCA, a registered educational charity within the UK, is a members’
organization for technical professionals from laboratory, production,
managerial, commercial, consultancy, service providers and educational
roles across a spectrum of allied and associated industry sectors. Headquartered in the UK, OCCA is an international society and active across
the world. Divisions, sections and branches exist in North America, Africa, Asia and Europe with membership covering many countries. Regional technical programmes and conferences are run on a local basis and OCCA manages itself through a
series of committees at the higher, regional and local level for divisions and sections. Members work together devising and developing local programmes through to major events,
contribute to the management and running of the organization, ensuring it provides benefits
to both membership and industry by networking, interaction and creativity. The current
president of the OCCA is Mr Keith Dobell, followed by Mr. Jim Bury mid of 2014.
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C OM MITTEES
EUROPEAN SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE (ESC)
Chairman:
Prof. Dr. Thomas BROCK
(DE, Lackchemie)
Prof. Pier Luigi BONORA
Janos HAJAS
Prof. Dr. Eugene A. INDEIKIN
Prof. Niki KOULOMBI
Dr. Bernard LESTARQUIT
Dr. David PIERRE
Dr. Wolfgang REISSER
Dr. Heinz-Günther SCHULTE
Prof. Dr. Ing. Jaromir SNUPAREK
Leo VAN DER VEN
Prof. Dr. Maria ZIELECKA
(IT)
(HU)
(RUS)
(GR)
(FR)
(BE)
(CH)
(DE, VILF)
(CZ)
(NL)
(PL)
NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE (NSC)
Chairman:
Dr. Michael HILT
Prof. Dr. Hans-Jürgen ADLER
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang BREMSER
Prof. Dr. Thomas BROCK
Dr. Matthijs GROENEWOLT
Ludger KÜPER
Dr. Rüdiger MERTSCH
Dr. Hans-Ulrich MEIER-WESTHUES
Dr. Norbert PIETSCHMANN
Dr. Bernhard SCHULER
Dr. Heinz-Günther SCHULTE
Prof. Dr. Bernd STREHMEL
Dr. Hans-Joachim STREITBERGER
Prof. Dr. Elke von SEGGERN
Prof. Dr. Jochen WINKLER
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WEDNESDAY, 3 SEPTEMBER 2014
Großer Saal
09:00
CONGRESS OPENING
Kleiner Saal
Großer Saal
09:00
CONGRESS OPENING
Großer Saal
09:30
PLENARY LECTURE 1
Smart and functional materials
J. Baghdachi, Ypsilanti/US, H. Perez, Freiburg/DE
Großer Saal
09:30
PLENARY LECTURE 1
Großer Saal
10:10
PLENARY LECTURE 2
Strategies for a more sustainable coatings industry
K. Watson, Collegeville/US, H. Kheradmand, Valbonne/FR
Großer Saal
10:10
PLENARY LECTURE 2
Großer Saal
10:50
COFFEE BREAK
10:50
COFFEE BREAK
FUNCTIONAL COATINGS
CORROSION PROTECTION
11:20
Ordered liquids from molecular mess: Self-assembly of novel bola-amphiphiles
H. Hintze-Bruening, Münster/DE, T. Lohmeier, Münster/DE
11:50
Ionic Liquids as Conductivity Promoters in Coatings Applications
A. Eichfelder, Ludwigshafen/DE, S. Shah, Charlotte/US, J. Zuurveld, Heerenveen/NL
12:20
Ionic liquids as innovative materials for the stabilization of multifunctional
nanofluids
T. J. S. Schubert, Heilbronn/DE, J. Wimberg, Heilbronn/DE
12:50
LUNCH BREAK
13:50
Nanofibrillated cellulose in wood coatings – a feasibility study
T. Künniger, Dübendorf/CH, F. Grüneberger, Dübendorf/CH, T. Zimmermann,
Dübendorf/CH, M. Arnold, Dübendorf/CH
14:20
The use of functionalized nanoparticles for surface properties enhancement of
coatings for wind energy and aerospace
G. Durand, Cambridge/GB, A. Taylor, Cambridge/GB, D. De Bono, Middlesbrough/GB
14:50
COFFEE BREAK
15:20
Controlled synthesis and application of silver nanoparticles in coatings for inhibition of
microbial growth and biofouling formation
T. Szabó, Budapest/HU, J. Telegdi, Budapest/HU, L. Nyikos, Budapest/HU
15:50
Towards more reliable sol-gel coatings by combined extrinsic and intrinsic healing
M. Abdolah Zadeh, Delft/NL, S. van der Zwaag, Delft/NL, S. J. Garcia, Delft/NL
16:20
Scratch resistant and outdoor weatherable coatings – applied nanotechnology and
functional properties
C. Hilgers, Leverkusen/DE, A. Haeuseler, Leverkusen/DE, R. Hayes, Waterford, NY/US
17:00
18:30
19:30
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General Meeting VILF
Großer Saal
BREAK
GET-TOGETHER
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Get-together, sponsored by BASF SE and Bayer MaterialScience
Brauhaus Sion
11:20
KEYNOTE LECTURE
In-situ analytical and electrochemical evaluation of interfacial bonding and performance
of corrosion protective coatings
J. M. C. Mol, Delft/NL
11:50
New substrates influencing the pretreatment process
P. Kuhm, Düsseldorf/DE, J. Kroemer, Düsseldorf/DE
12:20
What happens during the swelling of a coating?
M. Dornbusch, Krefeld/DE, C. Deschamps, Krefeld/DE, C. Henzel, Krefeld/DE, S. Overmeyer,
Krefeld/DE
12:50
LUNCH BREAK
13:50
New aspects in corrosion protection with polymer dispersions
U. Christ, Stuttgart/DE, R. Nothhelfer-Richter, Stuttgart/DE
14:20
New 2-layer epoxy coating system achieving excellent corrosion protection and
UV-stability
M. Gerlitz, Basel/CH, A. Dureault, Basel/CH, A. Napoli, Basel/CH, P. Luethi, Basel/CH
14:50
COFFEE BREAK
15:20
Effective sol-gel derived protective coatings to prevent the corrosion of steel in marine
environment
S. Pfeifer, Freiberg/DE, E. Kroke, Freiberg/DE
15:50
A wishing well – DTM coatings with anticorrosive pigments
L. Kirmaier, Langelsheim/DE
16:20
Electrochemical stability of the metal/paint interface: A combined impedance
spectroscopy and scanning Kelvin probe study
P. Keil, Münster/DE
17:00
18:30
19:30
General Meeting Lackchemie
Kleiner Saal
BREAK
GET-TOGETHER
Brauhaus Sion
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Isabellensaal
09:00
CONGRESS OPENING
Großer Saal
09:30
PLENARY LECTURE 1
Großer Saal
10:10
PLENARY LECTURE 2
Großer Saal
10:50
Kleiner Saal
Mehr Performance für die
Farben- und Lackindustrie.
COFFEE BREAK
SUSTAINABILITY IN THE COATINGS FIELD
11:20
Feedstock in transition – a manufacturer’s perspective on petrochemical trends and
the downstream impact to the coatings market
K. Kohlhammer, Burghausen/DE
11:50
CO2 based polyols: A new polymer backbone for polyurethane coatings
S. Waddington, Waltham/US, J. Anderson, Waltham/US, W. Willkomm, Erie/US
12:20
Influence of isosorbide to polyurethane dispersions for wood coatings application
C. Schirp, Braunschweig/DE, S. Eschig, Braunschweig/DE
12:50
LUNCH BREAK
13:50
Investigation the cathodic electrodeposition behaviour of chitosan biopolymer in
different solid content
S. Heydarian, Tehran/IR, Z. Ranjbar, Tehran/IR, S. Rastegar, Tehran/IR
14:20
Silicone-hybrid technology for modern and resource efficient high solid coatings
S. Herrwerth, Essen/DE, D. Hinzmann, Essen/DE, M. Siemens, Essen/DE
14:50
COFFEE BREAK
15:20
Lactide-modified polyester resin with enhanced resin- and coating performance
B. van Leeuwen, Gorinchem/NL, C. Schaekens, Gorinchem/NL, P. Cordfunke, Gorinchem/NL
15:50
New generation of cobalt-free alkyd emulsion paints with non-oxidative drying
mechanism
A. Romand, Grasse/FR, B. Chorein, Lyon/FR, O. Choulet, Grasse/FR
16:20
Sustainability – a special challenge for a medium-sized binder manufacturer
T. Adebahr, Hamburg/DE, D. Chmielewski, Hamburg/DE
18:30
BREAK
19:30
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THURSDAY, 4 SEPTEMBER 2014
Großer Saal
Kleiner Saal
CORROSION PROTECTION
FUNCTIONAL COATINGS
08:30
08:30
Self-replenishing functional coatings: Repairing surfaces
C. Esteves, Eindhoven/NL
09:00
Functional coatings for improving indoor air quality
P. Doll, Collegeville/US, F. Huby, Collegeville/US, S. Balijepalli, Collegeville/US, A. Maurice,
Collegeville/US
09:30
Anti-freeze coatings – the next generation of anti-ice coatings
P. Uhlmann, Dresden/DE, S. Höhne, R. Winkler, R. Frenzel, Dresden/DE
10:00
Enzymatically triggered protein coatings
O. I. Strube, Paderborn/DE
10:30
COFFEE BREAK
11:00
Novel colour stabilization concepts for decorative surfaces made of dark wood and TMT
J. Prieto, Lünen/DE, M. Beyer, Dresden/DE, L. Passauer, Dresden/DE
11:30
Degradation of a polyurethane coating in aggressive media
V. Reuscher, Schwieberdingen/DE, R. Bauer, Schwieberdingen/DE, G. Patzelt, Bremen/DE,
M. Guyenot, Schwieberdingen/DE, B. Mayer, Bremen/DE
12:00
Colour retention in architectural paints
N. Tissier, Ludwigshafen/DE, I. Cabrera, Ludwigshafen/DE
12:30
LUNCH BREAK
14:00
Dose-response functions for prediction of easy-to-clean performance of coil-coated
materials
T. Prosek, Brest/FR, A. Trabelsi, Paris/FR, D. Thierry, Brest/FR
14:30
Photochemical attachment of water-absorbing hydrogel coatings to polystyrene to
avoid turbidity in cold environments
S. Grube, Winterthur/CH, K. Siegmann, Winterthur/CH, M. Hirayama, Winterthur/CH
15:00
Development and characterization of functional coatings with dedicated
thermo-optical properties for solar energy-related applications
T. Aerts, Limelette/BE, N. Taminiaux, M. Wenkin, C. de Lame, Limelette/BE, K. FleuryFrenette, T. Thibert, F. Rabecki, Angleur/BE, D. Leboutte, A. Dethier, Seraing/BE
15:30
POSTER SESSION
Kleiner Saal, Empore
COFFEE BREAK
POLYMERS, PIGMENTS AND OTHER RAW MATERIALS
Surface modification of mesoporous silica for improvement of compatibility with anticorrosion coatings
J. Carneiro, Aveiro/PT, F. Maia, J. Tedim, M. L. Zheludkevich, M. G. S. Ferreira, Aveiro/PT
ADVANCES IN COATINGS AND INKS SCIENCES
09:00
Carbon fibre reinforced plastics – a challenge for surface treatment and painting
V. Stenzel, Bremen/DE, Y. Wilke, A. Zockoll, K. Brune, G. Patzelt, Bremen/DE
09:30
Some surface phenomena at formation of coatings
E. Indeikin, Yaroslavl/RU
10:00
Innovative technologies and techniques for enhancing the application of architectural
coatings
T. L. Conley, Collegeville/US, D. M. Fasano, Collegeville/US
10:30
COFFEE BREAK
11:00
KEYNOTE LECTURE
Silicone ceramizable rubbers: New solution for the emerging coatings
M. Zielecka, Warsaw/PL
11:30
Sustainable UV-protection of coating layers using nanoscale organic and inorganic
components
M. Entenmann, Stuttgart/DE, D. Koch, Stuttgart/DE, H. W. Greisiger, Stuttgart/DE
12:00
Automotive application processes: A focus on molecular migration
A. Andersen, Münster/DE
12:30
LUNCH BREAK
14:00
Advanced rheology for waterborne paints, the key to good flow and application properties
J. M. Akkerman, Bergen op Zoom/NL, R. Adolphs, R. van Egmond, J. Goossen, Bergen op
Zoom/NL, A. Roelofs, Wageningen/NL, R. van der Horst, Wageningen/NL, M. Bosma,
Wageningen/NL, D. Mestach, Bergen op Zoom/NL
14:30
Influence of matting on the properties of powder epoxy-polyester coatings
D. S. Kotova, Yaroslavl/RU, E. A. Indeikin, Yaroslavl/RU
15:00
Hyper-branched structures for new functional additives
P. Lenz, Wesel/DE
15:30
COFFEE BREAK
16:00
KEYNOTE LECTURE
Photoinitiated cationic polymerization: Current developments and future prospects for
coatings
J. V. Crivello, Troy/US
POSTER SESSION
16:00
Sustainable developments in the pigment industry
C. Kujat, Ludwigshafen/DE, E. Korona, Ludwigshafen/DE, G. Döring, Ludwigshafen/DE
16:30
Impact of new EU-regulation on the usage of biocides
H. Peters, Köln/DE, P. Clegg, Manchester/GB
16:30
17:00
Application of ionic liquids in synthesis of polymeric binders for coatings
V. Strehmel, Krefeld/DE, S. Berdzinski, Krefeld/DE, A. Wenda, Krefeld/DE
Efficiency of near infrared curable coating systems via radical photopolymerization
C. Schmitz, Krefeld/DE, A. Halbhuber, Krefeld/DE, B. Strehmel, Krefeld/DE
17:00
17:30
Benzoate Technology for Coatings Applications
W. D. Arendt, Washington/US, E. L. McBride, Washington/US, M. A. Conner, Geleen/NL
Tuning the mechanical performance of polyurethane UV cured coatings: modifying the
composition of reactive diluents
I. Zvonkina, Stuttgart/DE, M. Hilt, Stuttgart/DE
18:00
BREAK
17:30
Improving the efficiency of photocatalysts
H.-C. Krempels, Leverkusen/DE, C. Scheidt, B. Vielhaber-Kirsch, Leverkusen/DE
18:00
BREAK
19:00
SOCIAL EVENING (River Dream party)
Ship River Dream
19:00
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Ship River Dream
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Isabellensaal
Kleiner Saal
PROGRESS IN PRODUCTION, APPLICATION AND PROCESSES
08:30
Extensional rheology as related to paint atomization
M. R. Koerner, Mt.Clemens, MI/US, E. C. Houze, J. R. Moore, Wilmington, DE/US,
G. H. McKinley, B. Keshavarz, Cambridge, MA/US
09:00
Process optimization and simulation in the coatings industry
M. Breucker, Waltrop/DE
09:30
Selective and overspray free painting technology
O. Tiedje, Stuttgart/DE, W. Niemeier, Stuttgart/DE
10:00
Air entrapment in droplets impacting the surface
Q. Ye, Stuttgart/DE, O. Tiedje, Stuttgart/DE
10:30
COFFEE BREAK
11:00
Improving efficiency and quality by high throughput technologies in development of
coatings
T. Brinz, Waiblingen/DE, R. Emmerich, Waiblingen/DE, T. Burk, Waiblingen/DE
11:30
Towards a durable, water-based coating for wood-based composites
C. Bellmann, Dresden/DE, A. Calvimontes, Dresden/DE, A. Caspari, Dresden/DE, C. Schirp,
Braunschweig/DE, A. Schirp, Braunschweig/DE
12:00
Early recognition of weathering defects: Evaluation of two newly elaborated methods
for detecting coating degradation
M. Wanner, Stuttgart/DE, U. Christ, Stuttgart/DE
12:30
LUNCH BREAK
14:00
KEYNOTE LECTURE
Film formation and subsequent environmental degradation of crosslinking polymers:
Exploration using computer simulations
S. Croll, Fargo/US, A. Feickert, Fargo/US, D. Kroll, Fargo/US
14:30
A multi-method approach for the prediction of weather-related ageing of wood coatings
L. Passauer, Dresden/DE, M. Beyer, Dresden/DE, M. Freese, Tharandt/DE, S. Fischer,
Tharandt/DE, J. Peters, Tharandt/DE
15:00
Measuring and optimizing the efficiency of titanium dioxide in paint
J. Rommens, Mechelen/BE, S. De Backer, Mechelen/BE
15:30
COFFEE BREAK
16:00
Simulation of temperatures on surfaces exposed to solar radiation
A. Schönlein, Linsengericht/DE, S. Senff, Linsengericht/DE
16:30
Water in coatings
S. J. F. Erich, Eindhoven/NL, H. P. Huinink, Eindhoven/NL, V. Baukh, Eindhoven/NL,
L. van der Ven, Sassenheim/NL, O. C. G. Adan, Eindhoven/NL
17:00
Seeing clearly through the mist
B. Neumann, Magdeburg/DE
17:30
Effects of different nano-sized TiO2 additives on their UV protective performance in
transparent polymer coatings
E. Drotar, Budapest/HU, G. Tolnai, L. Molnar-Nagy, J. Bognar, Budapest/HU
MEASURING AND TESTING
18:00
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FRIDAY, 5 SEPTEMBER 2014
Großer Saal
Kleiner Saal
ADVANCES IN COATINGS AND INKS SCIENCES
08:30
Hyperbranched polyesterols in coating applications
H. Schäfer, Ludwigshafen/DE, D. Türp, Ludwigshafen/DE, R. Erhardt, Ludwigshafen/DE
09:00
Rational design of new pigment dispersants by understanding polymer-pigment
interactions
M. Maier, Ludwigshafen/DE, S. Onclin, Ludwigshafen/DE, J. Mikhael, Ludwigshafen/DE,
C. Auschra, Ludwigshafen/DE
09:30
Outstanding advantages of ultra-low viscosity hydrophobic poly-isocyanate:
DuranateTM TUL-100
M. Yamauchi, Kawasaki/JP, M. Meiss, Brussels/BE, K. Takeno, Kawasaki/JP
10:00
COFFEE BREAK
10:30
UV-crosslinkable polymer coatings
Z. Czech, Szczecin/PL, P. Raganska, Szczecin/PL, A. Kowalczyk, Szczecin/PL
11:00
Chrome-like appearance and optical properties of polymer layers including vacuum
metallized pigments, VMPs
F. J. Maile, Roth/DE, M. R. F. Kuntz, Roth/DE
11:30
Thermal resistance of silicone-based coating systems
D. Pierre, Seneffe/BE, P. Léger, Seneffe/BE
12:00
BREAK
12:15
AWARDS AND CLOSING CEREMONY
Großer Saal
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Iodonium salts comprising different cations and anions: Effect of solubility in coatings,
reactivity in NIR-photopolymers and toxicological aspects
T. Brömme, Krefeld/DE, A. Halbhuber, Krefeld/DE, E. Dopp, Mülheim/DE, B. Strehmel, Krefeld/DE
09:00
New catalyst developments and their significance for polyurethane coatings
M. Grahl, Leverkusen/DE, F. U. Richter, Leverkusen/DE, J. Weikard, Leverkusen/DE,
V. Abejavarathan, Dortmund/DE, L. Iovkova-Berends, Dortmund/DE, G. Bradtmöller,
Dortmund/DE, T. Zöller, Dortmund/DE, K. Jurkschat, Dortmund/DE
09:30
Cross-linking systems using cyclic-carbonate for coatings applications
F. Camara, Montpellier/FR, B. Boutevin, Montpellier/FR, S. Caillol, Montpellier/FR,
R. Auvergne, Montpellier/FR
10:00
COFFEE BREAK
10:30
Antistatic coatings for wood-floorings by imidazolium salt-based ionic liquids
A. Rössler, Schwaz/AT, H. Schottenberger, Innsbruck/AT
11:00
Bringing polyaspartic technology to the next level: Low viscous solvent-free floor coatings
M. Wintermantel, Leverkusen/DE, T. Schüttler, Leverkusen/DE, K.-H. Wührer, Leverkusen/DE
11:30
Sustainable solutions for coatings and the role of renewable raw materials
G. Behnken, Leverkusen/DE, C. Eggert, Leverkusen/DE, H.-G. Grablowitz, Leverkusen/DE,
R. Halpaap, Leverkusen/DE, H.-W. Lucas, Leverkusen/DE, P. Nazaran, Leverkusen/DE
12:00
BREAK
12:15
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AWARDS
Isabellensaal
09:00
The effect of coating thickness on pendulum hardness
M. Bosma, Wageningen/NL, E. R. Rensen, Wageningen/NL
Limit values for VOC emissions from decorative products around the globe
M. Augustin, Galten/DK, R. C. Oppl, Galten/DK, S. I. Manson, Folsom/US, C. Laffargue,
Galten/DK
09:30
10:00
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:00
12:15
Novel high efficient NISAT thickeners
C. Feito Fraile, Cologne/DE
COFFEE BREAK
Socal® UP: An innovative high performance precipitated calcium carbonate to reduce
TiO2 content in emulsion paints
O. Persyn, Salin de Giraud/FR
Next generation silicone antifoams: Structure property relationships in low VOC binder
systems
J. C. Corcuera, Seneffe/BE, B. Lenoble, Seneffe/BE, G. Witucki, Midland/US
Life after pyrrolidones – achieving hard coatings without increasing VOCs
C. Evans, Preston/GB, I. Martin, Preston/GB, C. Smart, Preston/GB
BREAK
Aw ard s , a w a rd s , a w a rd s …
At the ETCC 2014 the best presentations of the lectures will be honoured.
Awards will be handed over to the winners during the congress closing session
on 5 September 2014.
The winners are selected by the
FATIPEC European Scientific Committee
and the
ETCC 2014 National Scientific Committee.
© FATIPEC
MEASURING AND TESTING
08:30
Großer Saal
The following prizes will be awarded:
FATIPEC Award ceremony ETCC 2012
Persons (from left): Prof. Dr. Adler,
Dr. Gedan-Smolka, Mr. Koziel
FATIPEC Scientific Award for the best lecture
Your expert for Coatings
Our expertise - your success
The prize is granted by FATIPEC for that presentation, which covers best the main
criteria of the congress and is excellently presented: Scientific level, innovation and
utility, applicability of the topic, way of presentation.
FATIPEC Award for a young scientist
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September 3 – 5, 2014
For promoting scientific and technical knowledge among the university students, PhD
students, young graduates and PhDs working for universities, scientific institutes, in
industrial R&D and similar. The main criteria concern innovation and applicability of new
developments referred by the (?) nominee.
ATIPIC Award in memorial of Alain Clause
(FATIPEC President 1995 – 1996)
The prize is granted for the best lecture in ETCC 2014 on environmental and ecological
aspects in the working area of FATIPEC.
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On the first evening an informal Get Together
will take place at the brewhouse „Sion“ in
Cologne downtown. Within this nice atmosphere, the FARBEUNDLACK // PREIS 2014
will be awarded.
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Wednesday, 3 September 2014
Sponsored by:
Booking required.
(Please see map on page 29)
Thursday, 4 September 2014
19:00 – 23:00
Boarding: 18:30
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for the coating industry based on renewable materials.
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in pellet form for the powder coating and wet coating industry.
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Social Evening
The highlight of the social programme.
On 4 September 2014, we will go abord
the MS „RiverDream“
Luxury liner MS River dream
• Round trip on river Rhine
• Panorama of Cologne by night
• Buffet dinner
© germany-travel.net , Agentur Rita Hermann GmbH
• Live music
Rohstoffe im Einklang
mit der Natur.
Price per Person (Mineralwater included)
Regular Participants: EUR 80,-Students:
EUR 60,--
Rohstoffe von Worlée sind wichtige Bausteine für den Erfolg
unserer Kunden.
Booking required.
The price includes 19% German VAT.
(Please see map on page 29)
In unseren drei Geschäftsbereichen – Natürliche, Kosmetische und
Chemische Rohstoffe – achten wir auf einen nachhaltigen Umgang mit
Ressourcen sowie auf den Einsatz nachwachsender Rohstoffe.
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Erfahren Sie mehr über unsere innovativen und umweltfreundlichen
Rohstoffe für Farb- und Lackformulierungen auf www.worlee.de/chemie.
+49 (0)4153- 59 60
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SOC IAL P ROGR A MM E
SOCI AL PROGRAMME
PROGRAMME FOR ACCOMPANYING PERSONS
GUIDED CITY TOUR
Trip to Chocolate-Museum with the “Bimmelbahn” (choo-choo train)
The chocolate-museum was founded in 1993 and
is worldwide unique in this way. The shape of the
building resembles a ship made out of glass, stone
and metal. The museum gives an insight into history,
production and current developments of “chocolate, pralines and cocoa” on an area of 4,000 m².
Take a trip through 2,000 years of history and visit cultural monuments.
The guided tour takes place on
Thursday, 4 September 2014 at 13:30
13:45
Start at Bimmelbahn-Stop Tourist Info
14:15-15:45 Visit of Chocolate Museum
16:45
Return to Bimmelbahn-Stop Tourist Info
© FG Lackchemie, T.Brock
14:00 – 15:30 Guided tour in English.
Price per person: EUR 8.Booking required.
More than only a point of orientation, the Cathedral
is the magnificent pride of Cologne’s townsfolk.
The gothic Cathedral was started to be built in the
13th century – and was completed in 1880.
Price per person: EUR 23.(Shuttle, entrance fee, guided tour)
Booking required.
A guided sightseeing tour through Cologne
will take place on
Wednesday, 3 September 2014 at 14:00.
Andreas Wiesner [email protected]
www.expressioncms.com
Visit Cologne Cathedral on
Thursday, 4 September 2014 at 10:45.
Price per person: EUR 8.Booking required.
© T. Wolf – wikipedia
Built above a Roman town villa, including the world-famous Dionysus Mosaic, the museum
houses great examples of art, culture and everyday life in Roman and early medieval
Cologne. The museum is famous for the worldwide largest collection of Roman Glass.
expression CMS, the first mass
spectrometer designed especially for
chemists!
Ready for immediate integration into
any synthesis and purification
workflow of your choice.
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Romano-Germanic Museum on
Friday, 5 September 2014 at 10:15.
Price per person: EUR 18.(Entrance fee + guided tour)
Booking required.
Discover more by visiting the websites:
© D. Herdemerten – wikipedia
• Cathedral – www.koelner-dom.de
• Museum – www.museenkoeln.de/roemisch-germanisches-museum
• City of Cologne – www.cologne.de/what-to-do
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SO CIAL P R OGR AMM E
CONGRE SS VE NUE | MAP OF ARE A
Friday, 5 September 2014
14:30
Gürzenich Cologne
Martinstrasse 29 - 37
50667 Köln
Germany
Romantic trip to Drachenfels (dragon rock)
for participants and accompanying persons
Take a ride to Germany´s oldest rack railway to the
legendary Drachenfels at Königswinter on the Rhine.
Enjoy your comfortable ascent and afterwards
admire the breathtaking view of the romantic Rhine
valley – and coffee or tea with cake (included).
14:30 by bus from Gürzenich.
Return to Gürzenich about 19:00
Price per person: EUR 25,(Bus shuttle, train, cake and coffee)
Booking required.
CONGRESS VENUE
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© Official map Gürzenich Cologne
Sustainability
Thanks to a high content of renewable raw materials
Anlegestelle
“River Dream”
There are car parking facilities in the Heumarkt-Parkgarage and in the Parkgarage
“An Farina”.
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REG ISTR ATI ON I NFO RM AT IO N
RE GI STRATI ON I NFORMATI ON
Please register online no later than 15 August 2014 at www.etcc2014.org
REGISTRATION FEES*)
Until
15.07.2014
From
16.07.2014
Participant
590,- €
690,- €
Participant Paint and Coating Manufacturer
450,- €
590,- €
Participant of Academia, University, Public Institutes
450,- €
590,- €
Day ticket, Wednesday 03.09.2014
300,- €
300,- €
Day ticket, Thursday 04.09.2014
350,- €
350,- €
Day ticket, Friday 05.09.2014
300,- €
350,- €
Speaker
330,- €
330,- €
Senior (born before 1 January 1949)
130,- €
150,- €
80,- €
100,- €
Student**
If fees are paid in advance, but after 15 August 2014, we kindly ask participants to show
proof of payment when claiming their tickets and congress papers at the registration desk.
Onsite payment only by electronic cash or credit card (Amex, Mastercard, Visa).
CANCELLATION
Written cancellations received on or before 15 August 2014, will be refunded less a 50,- €
administration fee.
After that date the full amount of the invoice has to be paid. Requests for refund will not be
accepted; however, registration may be transferred to another member of your organisation.
In this case, please send a note to GDCh, Congress Team.
If the conference is cancelled for whatever reason, fees paid will be refunded. Further
recourse is excluded.
*) The registration fees include 19% German VAT
**) Valid student card required
All tickets and congress papers (incl. book of abstracts) will be handed to the participants
upon check-in at the registration desk. Participants are requested to wear their congress
badges at all times for identification and admittance to the conference rooms.
Upon online registration, payment by credit card, direct debit or bank transfer (free of bank
commission) is possible. You will receive the invoice by regular mail.
BANK DETAILS
GESELLSCHAFT DEUTSCHER CHEMIKER e.V.
Commerzbank AG Frankfurt am Main
Bank no.: 500 800 00
Account no.: 4 900 200 00
Code: 550001 / ETCC2014
Please note: Participants from EU countries except Germany please use the IBAN (International Bank Account Number) and SWIFT-BIC (Bank Identifier Code) instead of the bank
and account number:
GESELLSCHAFT DEUTSCHER CHEMIKER e.V.
Commerzbank AG Frankfurt am Main
IBAN: DE85 5008 0000 0490 0200 00
SWIFT BIC: DRESDEFFXXX
Code 550001 / ETCC2014
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GEN ERA L I NS TRUCT IO N S
G E NE RAL INSTR UCTI ONS
INFORMATION ABOUT THE SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
The GDCh offers partial scholarships for the participation in scientific meetings to students, graduate students, candidates for a doctor’s, diploma’s, bachelor’s or master’s degree presenting a scientific contribution (lecture or poster). Please find the application form
(pdf-download) on www.gdch.de/stipendien
Dr. Michael Hilt
Forschungsgesellschaft für Pigmente und Lacke e.V.
ROOM RESERVATION
You can choose from a plenty of hotels within the city, or from a pre-selection of hotels near
by the conference location. KölnTourismus will gladly assist in booking accommodation in
all categories.
KölnTourismus
Servicehotline: +49 221 346 43 0
E-Mail:
[email protected]
Internet:
www.koelntourismus.de
A list of hotels (via HRS) is available on the conference site www.etcc2014.org, under topic
accomodation and travel. Online reservations are requested until 8 July 2014.
Customers will be held accountable for non-occupancy of reserved rooms.
Phone: +49 711 970 3820
E-Mail: [email protected]
INFORMATION ABOUT ABSTRACT SUBMISSION,
REGISTRATION AND ORGANISATION
Nadja Aderneuer
Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker e.V.
Congress Team
P.O. Box 90 09 40
60444 Frankfurt am Main
Germany
Phone: +49 69 7917-360
Fax:
+49 69 7917-1360
E-Mail: [email protected]
Executive director: Professor Dr. Wolfram Koch
Registered charity no: VR 4453 · Registergericht Frankfurt am Main
FURTHER INFORMATION AND SPONSORING
CONFERENCE OFFICE
The conference office will be located in the base floor of the Gürzenich.
Opening hours:
Tuesday, 2 September 2014:
Wednesday, 3 September 2014:
Thursday, 4 September 2004:
Friday, 5 September 2014:
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GRANTS
17:00 - 19:00
08:00 - 16:30
08:00 - 17:00
08:00 - 13:00
To obtain further information, please check on a regular basis our website under
www.etcc2014.org
PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN AT ETCC 2014
Pictures taken at ETCC 2014 are used exclusively by ETCC’s organizing committee and
GDCh for documentation, news coverage and advertisement.
Phone: +49 175 335 4803
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RESPO NS I B L E A S S O C IAT IO N S
I NFORMATI ON
FATIPEC
Federation of Associations of Technicians for Industry of
Paints in European Countries – FATTIPEC
5 rue Etex
75018 Paris
France
Tel.: +33 142 634 591
Email: [email protected]
www.fatipec.com
VILF e.V.
Verband der Ingenieure des Lack- und Farbenfaches e.V. – VILF
Nelkenstr. 12
97854 Steinfeld
Germany
Tel.: +49 9359 909164
www.vilf.de
GDCh / Lackchemie
Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker e.V. – GDCh
Postfach 90 04 40
60444 Frankfurt/Main
Germany
Tel.: +49 69 7917-363
www.gdch.de
NORDRHEIN-WESTFALEN
MORE THAN A PROMISE. Around the world, additives, effect pigments and paints from ALTANA
set the tone. The experts for specialty chemicals headquartered on the Lower Rhine convince
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with particularly innovative products. And it’s no wonder, as the Lower Rhine location is situated in
NORDRHEIN-WESTFALEN | NRW, Germany’s No. 1 chemical region. Our companies and research
facilities develop expertise that also opens up top future prospects for you. In addition, established
chemical parks have strong networks with optimal supply and production chains. Interested?
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European Summer School
Colour and Coatings
SPO NSOR S
2 September 2014
PLATIN SPONSORS
I NFORMATI ON
Odysseum Science Center
Corintostr. 1 · 51103 Köln · Germany
GOLD SPONSOR
© Odysseum Köln
The Meeting Point for Students around Coatings Chemistry and Technology
The Summer School is free of charge for students, including lunch/dinner/evening
event plus B&B in the Youth Hostel Köln-Deutz in the night 2 – 3 September 2014.
The travel cost to and from Cologne is your own expense.
BRONZE SPONSORS
Students are asked to register via “Summer School” at the ETCC homepage
www.etcc2014.org.
Please note: The ETCC – beginning at 3 September 2014, 9:00 at Guerzenich
in Cologne – requires an additional, separate registration.
Agenda European Summer School Colour and Coatings
FURTHER SPONSORS
The ETCC is also generously supported by:
09:00 – 09:20
Th. Brock, Univ. of Applied Sciences, Krefeld/D
Introduction: Summer School and evening event
09:20 – 09:40
M. Hilt, FPL e.V., Stuttgart/D
FATIPEC and ETCC
09:40 – 10:10
J. Baghdachi, Eastern Michigan Univ., Ypsilanti/USA
Smart and functional polymers and coatings
10:10 – 10:40
A. Mol, TU Delft/NL
Coating-metal adhesion: Let’s stick to it!
10:40 – 11:00
Coffee Break
11:00 – 11:30
M. Zielecka, Ind. Chem. Res. Institute, Warsaw/PL
New antimicrobial agents for coatings
11:30 – 12:00
E. Indeikin, Yaroslavl State Technical Univ./RUS
Whether nanotechnologies are innovative?
12:00 – 12:30
M. Kassiriha, TU Amirkabir, Teheran/IR
Corrosion and protective coatings
12:30 – 13:30
Lunch Break
13:30 – 14:00
J.V. Crivello, Rensselaer Techn. Res. Univ., N.Y./USA UV coatings based on biorenewable
monomers&oligomers
14:00 – 14:30
S. Croll, N. Dakota State Univ., Fargo/USA
The natural world vs. coating durability
14:30 – 15:00
A. Romand, ITECH Univ. Lyon/F
Cobalt-free alkyd emulsion paints,
non-oxidatively drying
15:00 – 15:20
Coffee Break
15:20 – 15:50
Th. Brock, Univ. of Applied Sciences, Krefeld/D
17:00
Odysseum Rallye (interactice trip through the world of science)
18:30
Dinner
Supported by:
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Lack of crosslinking – problems in practice
Students, who take part in the Summer School,
are asked kindly to help with the organization
of the Congress.
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Information will be available on www.ETCC2014.org.
FL OO RP L A N / E X HI B IT IO N
E XHI BI TORS
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Upper Floor
1
DuPont International Operations SARL
Genf/Schweiz
2
BYK Chemie GmbH
Wesel
3
Dow Europe GmbH
Horgen/Schweiz
4
Elementis Specialties
Köln
5
D.O.G. Deutsche Oelfabrik Ges.f.chem.Erz mbh & Co. KG
Hamburg
6
ASK Chemicals GmbH
Hilden
7
Advion Ltd.
Harlow/UK
8
BTC Europe GmbH
Monheim
9
Worlée-Chemie GmbH
Hamburg
16
13
14
Isabellensaal
6
1
2
4
3
8
9
10
11
17
5
12
7
1
Großer Saal
Entrance, Registration and Kleiner Saal
are located at the ground floor.
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Wacker Chemie AG
München
11
IMCD Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG
Köln
12
ORONTEC GmbH & Co. KG
Dortmund
13
Keyser & Mackay KG
Köln
14
Torso-Verlag e.K.
Wertheim
15
Kromachem GmbH
Leverkusen
16
Polygon Chemie AG
Olten/Schweiz
17
ILF Institut für Lacke und Farben e.V.
Madgeburg
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L IST O F A UTHOR S
LI ST OF AUTHORS
Abdolah Zadeh, M.
Adebahr, T.
Aerts, T.
Akkerman, J. M.
Andersen, A.
Arendt, W. D.
Augustin, M.
Delft
Hamburg
Limelette
Bergen op Zoom
Münster
Washington
Galten
NIEDERLANDE
DEUTSCHLAND
BELGIEN
NIEDERLANDE
DEUTSCHLAND
USA
DAENEMARK
Baghdachi, J.
Behnken, G.
Bellmann, C.
Bosma, M.
Breucker, M.
Brinz, T.
Brömme, T.
Ypsilanti
Leverkusen
Dresden
Wageningen
Waltrop
Waiblingen
Krefeld
USA
DEUTSCHLAND
DEUTSCHLAND
NIEDERLANDE
DEUTSCHLAND
DEUTSCHLAND
DEUTSCHLAND
Camara, F.
Carneiro, J.
Christ, U.
Conley, T. L.
Corcuera, J. C.
Crivello, J. V.
Croll, S.
Czech, Z.
Montpellier
Aveiro
Stuttgart
Collegeville
Seneffe
Troy
Fargo
Szczecin
FRANKREICH
PORTUGAL
DEUTSCHLAND
USA
BELGIEN
USA
USA
POLEN
Doll, P.
Dornbusch, M.
Drotar, E.
Durand, G.
Collegeville
Krefeld
Budapest
Cambridge
USA
DEUTSCHLAND
UNGARN
GROSSBRITANNIEN
Eichfelder, A.
Entenmann, M.
Erich, S.J.F.
Esteves, C.
Evans, C.
Ludwigshafen
Stuttgart
Eindhoven
Eindhoven
Preston
DEUTSCHLAND
DEUTSCHLAND
NIEDERLANDE
NIEDERLANDE
GROSSBRITANNIEN
Feito Fraile, C.
Köln
DEUTSCHLAND
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LIST OF A UTHOR S
I NFORMATI ON
Gerlitz, M.
Grahl, M.
Grube, S.
Basel
Leverkusen
Winterthur
SCHWEIZ
DEUTSCHLAND
SCHWEIZ
Herrwerth, S.
Heydarian, S.
Hilgers, C.
Hintze-Bruening, H.
Essen
Tehran
Leverkusen
Münster
DEUTSCHLAND
IRAN
DEUTSCHLAND
DEUTSCHLAND
Indeikin, E.
Yaroslavl
RUSSISCHE FOEDERATION
Keil, P.
Kirmaier, L.
Koerner, M. R.
Kohlhammer, K.
Kotova, D. S.
Krempels, H.-C.
Kuhm, P.
Kujat, C.
Künniger, T.
Münster
Langelsheim
Mt.Clemens, MI
Burghausen
Yaroslavl
Leverkusen
Düsseldorf
Ludwigshafen
Dübendorf
DEUTSCHLAND
DEUTSCHLAND
USA
DEUTSCHLAND
RUSSISCHE FOEDERATION
DEUTSCHLAND
DEUTSCHLAND
DEUTSCHLAND
SCHWEIZ
Lenz, P.
Wesel
DEUTSCHLAND
Maier, M.
Maile, F. J.
Mol, J. M. C.
Ludwigshafen
Roth
Delft
DEUTSCHLAND
DEUTSCHLAND
NIEDERLANDE
Neumann, B.
Magdeburg
DEUTSCHLAND
Passauer, L.
Persyn, O.
Peters, H.
Pfeifer, S.
Pierre, D.
Prieto, J.
Prosek, T.
Dresden
Salin de Giraud
Köln
Freiberg
Seneffe
Lünen
Brest
DEUTSCHLAND
FRANKREICH
DEUTSCHLAND
DEUTSCHLAND
BELGIEN
DEUTSCHLAND
FRANKREICH
Reuscher, V.
Schwieberdingen
DEUTSCHLAND
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and Chemistry
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www.hsnr.de
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LIST OF A UTHOR S
NOTE S
Romand, A.
Rommens, J.
Rössler, A.
Grasse
Mechelen
Schwaz
FRANKREICH
BELGIEN
OESTERREICH
Schäfer, H.
Schirp, C.
Schmitz, C.
Schönlein, A.
Schubert, T. J. S.
Stenzel, V.
Strehmel, V.
Strube, O. I.
Szabó, T.
Ludwigshafen
Braunschweig
Krefeld
Linsengericht
Heilbronn
Bremen
Krefeld
Paderborn
Budapest
DEUTSCHLAND
DEUTSCHLAND
DEUTSCHLAND
DEUTSCHLAND
DEUTSCHLAND
DEUTSCHLAND
DEUTSCHLAND
DEUTSCHLAND
UNGARN
Tiedje, O.
Tissier, N.
Stuttgart
Ludwigshafen
DEUTSCHLAND
DEUTSCHLAND
Uhlmann, P.
Dresden
DEUTSCHLAND
van Leeuwen, B.
Gorinchem
NIEDERLANDE
Waddington, S.
Wanner, M.
Watson, K.
Wintermantel, M.
Waltham
Stuttgart
Collegeville
Leverkusen
USA
DEUTSCHLAND
USA
DEUTSCHLAND
Yamauchi, M.
Ye, Q.
Kawasaki
Stuttgart
JAPAN
DEUTSCHLAND
Zielecka, M.
Zvonkina, I.
Warsaw
Stuttgart
POLEN
DEUTSCHLAND
As at June 2014
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