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actinism
(redirected from actinic radiation)

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actinism,
the ability of sunlight or similar forms of radiation to produce chemical changes.


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5-50% by mass of at least one auxiliary and/or at least one additive; wherein the composition is curable with actinic radiation.
7,297,375 B2 BASF Coatings AG has obtained an aqueous coating material curable physically, thermally and with actinic radiation comprised of at least one stabilized polyurethane, as binder at least one effect pigment or a mixture of a color pigment and an effect pigment, and at least one transparent or colorless powder present in an amount of 0.
3], wherein the solventborne coating material is curable by one of physically, thermally or thermally and with actinic radiation, and components are present in a combination such that an optical effect coating prepared from the solventborne coating material does not exhibit clouding.
 
 
 
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