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The new edition of BASF's innovation podcast "Chemistry of Innovations" talks about how special color pigments avoid dark colors to heat up in the sun. Innovative chemistry helps to add special properties to paints.
In the car, at home, in the office. Dark coated surfaces that swallow the sunlight grow hot and give off the heat to their surroundings. An innovative development of color pigments now provides the effect of surfaces staying cooler. Even at deep black surfaces this special color pigments cut the solar heat buildup due to incident sunlight in half. The trick: the special pigments help the material to reflect more sunlight than to absorb - dark surfaces, components or construction elements thus remain pleasantly cool. The applications for the cool pigments are numerous: for solar heat management in construction, for use in coating and printing ink industries or for artificial leather.
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More information: Performance Chemicals for Coatings, Plastics and Specialties at BASF http://www.basf.com/pigment
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