Inorganic based strippable coatings for isolating hazardous mate

Details Inorganic based strippable coatings for isolating hazardous mate Inorganic based strippable coatings for isolating hazardous mate

1991-12-20

1993-04-27

Brunsman, David

Compositions: coating or plastic

Coating or plastic compositions

O-containing organic compound

10628716, 501 12, 501155, 134 1, 134 4, C09K 300

Patent

active

052058646

ABSTRACT:
An inorganic based strippable coating is provided for isolating hazardous materials. The coating is formed from a metal alkoxide material which undergoes a sol-gel reaction to form a metal oxide material. While the sol is still in a green state, the sol is applied to the surface to be protected. Any hazardous material such as nuclear contamination present on the surface is trapped within the matrix of the sol. The sol coating may be stripped from the surface while in a green state or may be allowed to harden. Once hardened, the sol forms a metal oxide coating which will deter the future accumulation of contamination.

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