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The Classification of Automotive Paint by Diamond Window Infrared Spectrophotometry Part II Automotive Topcoats and Undercoats

P. G. Rodgers · R. Cameron · J. S. Deak · E. W. W. Norman

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In parts I and II of this study infrared spectra (2000 to 200 cm−1) are presented of the binders and inorganic pigments commonly found in automotive topcoats and undercoats. An attempt is made to relate each binder spectrum to the composition of the binder.

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1976The Classification of Automobile Paint by Diamond Window Infrared Spectrophotometry Part I: Binders and Pigments

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