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Nicodom IR Coatings & Dyes and Pigm Ents NICODOM IR Coatings & NICODOM IR Dyes and Pigments List of Spectra The infrared spectral library „NICODOM IR Coatings“ is a unique collection of 1816 FTIR (ATR) digital spectra of Coatings and related materials. m The infrared spectral library „NICODOM IR Dyes and Pigments“ is a collection of 1400 FTIR o (ATR) digital spectra of dyes and pigments. .c a tr Both mentioned libraries can be purchased as a cost effective package of 3216 spectrac. This list contents sample information of „NICODOM IR Coatings“ and „NICODOM IR Dyees and Pigments“ together. sp r- The spectra were collected using the FTIR Spectrometer Nexus 670 ™ (The.irmo) and the Miracle™ single bounce ATR accessory (Pike Technologies) equipped by Si cwrystal. The spectral library features resolution of 4cm-1 in the spectral rangwe 600-4000 cm-1, measurement time 1 minute, the instrument was purged by dried air. w . ts Typical information about samples like Name, Manufacturer,n Category (sample type), chemical composition, CAS number is also included (when availeable). m Example of included information: ig P Byk 011, Additive, Silicone-Free Defoamer, Byk Chemdie n a Pentaerythritol tetra(3-mercaptopropionate), PTMs P, PETMP, Additive, Polymer crosslinking, Bruno Bock, CAS: 7575-23-7 e y Typical information about the sample (fo rD Dyes and Pigments) contains: Colour Index Name (C.I.) & Commercial Name/Common Name s g Manufacturer n CAS Number ti a Example of included informoation: C.I. Acid Violet 47, CAS: C12235-16-4, Manufacturer: Clariant, Commercial Name: Sandolan Fast Violet P-3RL IR m C.I. Pigment oBlue 31, Egyptian Blue, Kremer Pigments, Mineral/Historical Pigment, CaCuSi4O10 d _______c_o_______________________________________________________________ i NICODOM IR Coatings & NICODOM IR Dyes and Pigments N Package of 3216 FTIR spectra Copyright © NICODOM 2008 NICODOM Ltd., Hlavni 2727, CZ-14100 Praha 4, Czech Republic, EU Tel: +420-281914970, Fax: +420-281914971 http://www.ir-spectra.com/ [email protected] Nicodom IR Coatings & Dyes and Pigments Page 1 from 106 This library is available as digital searchable library compatible with your spectroscopic software. Also it can be delivered with SEARCH software or in *.pdf format. To download the list of spectra from this library, to download the free Nicodom IR Demo Library (50 spectra) compatible with your software, to check the format compatibility as well as for pricelist, ordering info and information about all NICODOM IR/NIR Libraries and other NICODOM products please visit our webpage. m Part I Coatings o .c a List of Categories tr c e The infrared spectral library „NICODOM IR Coatings“ includes following types of sampples. s r- Acidity regulator .i Acrylate w Acrylic Copolymer w Acrylic/alkyd emulsion w Acrylic/styrene emulsion . Acrylic/VA dispersion ts Additive for Adhesives n Additive in alkyd coatings e Additive Inorganic m Adhesion Promotor ig Aftertreatment agent for dyeings P d Aliphatic fatty acid modified PU n Aliphatic PU dispersion a Aliphatic PU/Acrylic dispersion s Alkyd e Alkyd (solvent) y Alkyd emulsion D Aminofunctional reactive thinner & Aminopolysiloxane based softening ags ent g Anionic Wetting and dispersing agnent Anti bleeding agent ti Anti gelling agent a Anti separation Additive o Anti settling Additive C Anti skinning agent IR Antistatic Agent Aqueous polyuretmhane dispersion o Aromatic fattyd acid modified PU _______c_o_______________________________________________________________ i NICODOM IR Coatings & NICODOM IR Dyes and Pigments N Package of 3216 FTIR spectra Copyright © NICODOM 2008 NICODOM Ltd., Hlavni 2727, CZ-14100 Praha 4, Czech Republic, EU Tel: +420-281914970, Fax: +420-281914971 http://www.ir-spectra.com/ [email protected] Nicodom IR Coatings & Dyes and Pigments Page 2 from 106 Aromatic PU/acrylic dispersion Binder Biodegradable reducing agent Butadiene-styrene based dispersion binder Carbohydrates Castor oil based aliphatic PU dispersion Catalyst Catalyst for EP Catalyst for NCO Coalescent Combination drier m Copolymer o Copolymer/aliphatic PU dispersion .c Crease-prevention agent ra Crosslinker ct Cycloaliphatic EP resin e Deaerator sp Defoamer r- Dispersing Additive .i Dyeing Auxiliaries w Dyes/Pigments (see details later in this list) w Emulsifier w EP reactive diluent . Epoxyester emulsion ts n Epoxy-silicone resin e Filler m Fixing agent g Flow agent and defoamer i Flow and Leveling Additive P d Foam Control Agents n Glue a Graphitti Spray s Hair Dye e Hair Spray y Hardener D High Mw Dispersant & High temperature grease s g Hydrophilic polymer n Hydrophobizing agent ti Chelating agent a Improves colorants compatoibility Improves conductivity C Improves Scratch ReIsisRtance Improves wetfastne ss of dyeings m Inhibitor and choelating agent Interfacial Tendsion Modifier _______c_o_______________________________________________________________ i NICODOM IR Coatings & NICODOM IR Dyes and Pigments N Package of 3216 FTIR spectra Copyright © NICODOM 2008 NICODOM Ltd., Hlavni 2727, CZ-14100 Praha 4, Czech Republic, EU Tel: +420-281914970, Fax: +420-281914971 http://www.ir-spectra.com/ [email protected] Nicodom IR Coatings & Dyes and Pigments Page 3 from 106 Isocyanate Leveling and surface wetting Additive -silicone Levelling Additive Low foaming dispersing agent, surfactants Low MW Epoxy resin Melamine Formaldehyde Resin Modified acrylic emulsion Modified Amine Modified polyester resin Moisture Scavenger Moth and Beetle-proofing Agents for Wool m Nail Lacquere o Natural based .c Neutralization Agent ra Offset Print ct Oil e Pad-stream dyeing of cellulosics, Aryl Polyglycol Ether and Alkanesulfonates sp Paint r- Paint Industrial/Commercial .i Pigment wetting Additive w Plasticizer w Polyamine aduct w Polycarbonate . Polyester ts n Polyether Siloxane Flow and Levelling Additive e Polymer m Polymer crosslinking g Polymer dispersant i Polymeric thickener P d Polyurethane dispersion n Pot-life retarder a Powder Coating s Preservative e Preservative y PU dispersion D PU High Mw Dispersant & PU thickener s g PU water dispersion n PU Wetting and dispersing Agetnit Raw Material Ceramics a Reactive Diluent o Reactive Flexibizer/Dilue nCt Reactive Silicone LevIeRlling Additive Resin m Retarder for dyoeing acrylic fibers Rheology Addditive _______c_o_______________________________________________________________ i NICODOM IR Coatings & NICODOM IR Dyes and Pigments N Package of 3216 FTIR spectra Copyright © NICODOM 2008 NICODOM Ltd., Hlavni 2727, CZ-14100 Praha 4, Czech Republic, EU Tel: +420-281914970, Fax: +420-281914971 http://www.ir-spectra.com/ [email protected] Nicodom IR Coatings & Dyes and Pigments Page 4 from 106 Saturated polyester Scouring/wetting agent Scratch and slip Additive Short Alkyd Silane Silicone Additive Silicone modified alkyd Silicone Resin Slip Additive Slip and anti blocking agent Slip and Flow Additive m Slip, levelling, soft touch o Softener .c Solvent ra Stabiliser ct Stoving Varnish e Styren/acrylic sp Substrate Wetting Additive r- Surfactant .i Thickener, Retarder w Tin catalyst w Tinting Color w Toner . Urethane acrylic copolymer ts n UV stabilizer e Vinylacetate copolymer dispersion m Water Acrylic Dispersion g Water Dispersion VAc/Ethylen i Water Dispersion VAc/VC/Ethylen P d Wax n Wetting Agent a Wetting and anti settling Additive s Wetting and Dispersing Agent e Wetting and Flow Agent y D & s List of Manufacturegrs tin a 3M o Air Products C AKZO R Alberdingk Boley I Albrecht m Albright&Wilsono d _______c_o_______________________________________________________________ i NICODOM IR Coatings & NICODOM IR Dyes and Pigments N Package of 3216 FTIR spectra Copyright © NICODOM 2008 NICODOM Ltd., Hlavni 2727, CZ-14100 Praha 4, Czech Republic, EU Tel: +420-281914970, Fax: +420-281914971 http://www.ir-spectra.com/ [email protected] Nicodom IR Coatings & Dyes and Pigments Page 5 from 106 Aldrich Alfred Gasterstaedt Allied Colors Angus Arets Graphics Arsonsisi Asuso Austis BAL Balak Balakom m BASF o Bauhaus .c Bayer ra Belton ct Berol e Biopol sp BK-Guilini r- Bondex .i BPB Furmuia w Brillux w Bruno Bock w Buechner . Büfa ts n Byk e C.H. Erbslöh m Cardolite g CDF Chemie i Cedro P d Celanese n Ciba a Clariant s Clarins e Cognis y Collano D Colorlak & Cray Valley s g Croda n CVC ti CWS a Cytec o De Rem C Degronit IR Degussa m Desowag o Detecha d _______c_o_______________________________________________________________ i NICODOM IR Coatings & NICODOM IR Dyes and Pigments N Package of 3216 FTIR spectra Copyright © NICODOM 2008 NICODOM Ltd., Hlavni 2727, CZ-14100 Praha 4, Czech Republic, EU Tel: +420-281914970, Fax: +420-281914971 http://www.ir-spectra.com/ [email protected] Nicodom IR Coatings & Dyes and Pigments Page 6 from 106 Dinova Dior DM Doerken Dow DSM Du Pont Dufa Dupont DWA Dyrup m Eastman o Eckart .c Elementis ra Epifanes ct Essence e Estee Lauder sp Europolveri r- Fingrs .i Flint Group w Gabriella Salvete w Garnier w GE . Geyeral ts n Goldschmidt e Guerlain m Hagesan HG g HB Lak i Helena Rubinstein P d Henkel n HET a Hexion s Hoechst e Hoeveling y Hornbach D Huber & Hüls s g Hyundai n Chanel ti Chemolak a Chemotex o ICI C IGP IR Industrial Copolyme rs m Jaeger o Janecke-Schndeemann _______c_o_______________________________________________________________ i NICODOM IR Coatings & NICODOM IR Dyes and Pigments N Package of 3216 FTIR spectra Copyright © NICODOM 2008 NICODOM Ltd., Hlavni 2727, CZ-14100 Praha 4, Czech Republic, EU Tel: +420-281914970, Fax: +420-281914971 http://www.ir-spectra.com/ [email protected] Nicodom IR Coatings & Dyes and Pigments Page 7 from 106 Jansen Johnstone Jordana
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