Evonik Operations Gmbh

Sandra Bittorf

Stefan Silber

Philipp Isken

Gaetano Blanda

Oliver Kroehl

Claudia Bramlage

Olivia Lewis

Markus Vogel

Daniel Haake

Inga Husen

Ulf Schoeneberg

Michael Bardas

Thomas Lange

Andreas Timm

Ulf SCHÖNEBERG

Phillip Isken

The invention relates to a method for providing a coating composition-related prediction program, the method comprising:

Qualitative or quantitative characterization of a coating surface

The invention relates to a laboratory system including at least one laboratory device which is designed to analyse and/or synthesise a chemical substance; at least one laboratory software module which is designed to process data obtained from the at least one laboratory device; a data processing device with control software that provides an interface for operating the at least one laboratory device and/or the at least one laboratory software module; and a portable device with a microphone, wherein the device is connected interoperably to the control software via a network, wherein the device is designed, in interoperation with the control software, to allow a user to operate the at least one laboratory device and/or the at least one laboratory software module without manual intervention, by speaking into the microphone.

Laboratory system with portable microphone device

A method for qualitative and/or quantitative characterization of a coating surface is provided, comprising:

A method for detecting a phase separation of a waterborne or solvent-borne or solvent-free coating composition includes providing the coating composition in a receptacle; providing a measurement instrument for receiving the receptacle, the measurement instrument including a measurement probe; controlling the measurement instrument to a) displace the measurement probe through the coating composition along a predefined measurement path with a predefined speed profile, the predefined measurement path extending along a length axis of the receptacle, b) acquire a force-displacement profile by measuring a force exercised on the measurement probe while the probe is being displaced along the predefined measurement path with the predefined speed profile; processing the force-displacement profile for detecting at least one phase separation of the coating composition; and outputting a detection result.

Characterization of a phase separation of a coating composition

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