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Archive | 2004

Interferenzpigment mit hohem Deckvermögen

Knies Helge; Pfaff Gerhard


Archive | 2003

MULTILAYER INTERFERENCE PIGMENT, PREPARATION METHOD THEREFOR, ITS USE AND MEMBER CONTAINING THE PIGMENT

Pfaff Gerhard; Knieb Helge; Reynders Peter


Archive | 1994

Pigments comprising a coating of carbon black

Bernhardt Klaus; Pfaff Gerhard


Archive | 2006

Coated silicon dioxide effect pigments with improved optical properties are made using silicon dioxide platelets of 50-150 nm thickness

Pfaff Gerhard; Warthe Doreen; Dietz Johann; Foerderer Cornelia


Archive | 2006

STRONGLY COLORED RED EFFECT PIGMENT

Pfaff Gerhard; Foerderer Cornelia; Dietz Johann; Warthe Doreen


Archive | 2003

MULTILAYER SYSTEM HAVING OPTICAL PROPERTY

Andes Stephanie; Fuchs-Pohl Gerald; Friz Martin; Honeit Ute; Pfaff Gerhard; Uhlig Michael


Archive | 2001

Transparent medium, used for coating glass, ceramics, e.g. for transparent heat store module, sheet aluminum or steel, embossed foil or cladding, contains multilayer pigment on flaky substrate with angle-dependent solar transmission

Steudel Elke; Brueckner Hans-Dieter; Pfaff Gerhard; Reynders Peter; Schmidt Christoph; Brabaender Carsten; Hechler Wolfgang


Archive | 2006

STRONG COLOR-FLOPPING EFFECT PIGMENT

Pfaff Gerhard; Foerderer Cornelia; Warthe Doreen; Dietz Johann


Archive | 2003

MULTILAYERED LUSTROUS PIGMENT

Andes Stephanie; Fuchs-Pohl Gerald; Friz Martin; Pfaff Gerhard; Raabe Siegfried; Uhlig Michael


Archive | 2002

Multilayer high-coverage interference pigments with color change over a wide angular range comprises colorless dielectric layers on a metal

Andes Stephanie; Fuchs-Pohl Gerald; Friz Martin; Pfaff Gerhard; Raabe Siegfried; Uhlig Michael

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