Photochromic Inhibition of Dyed Veneer Covered with Modified Transparent Film

Yi Liu; Fang Ru Xing; Ji Hang Hu; Hong Wu Guo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.933.38

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Photochromic Inhibition of Dyed Veneer Covered with Modified Transparent Film

Abstract:

The overlying free film method was used to study the nanoTiO₂ and UV absorbing agent modified water-borne acrylic varnish and polyurethane varnish of dyed veneer photochromic suppression effectiveness, using infrared spectrum analyzed the photochromic behavior of dyed veneer under different coated condition. Results showed that dyed veneer covered with UV modification film has the best light restraint, film modified by nanoTiO₂ takes second place, and unmodified film worst. Photochromic inhibitory rate of UV modified polyurethane and acrylic paint film were 56.37% and 33.59% respectively, the rate of nanoTiO₂was 15.85% and 17.24%.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 933)

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Yi Liu, Fang Ru Xing, Ji Hang Hu, Hong Wu Guo*

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Dyed Veneer, Inhibition, Light-Induced Discoloration, Modified Coating

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