Aqueous emulsions containing shellac particles and coatings formed therewith
AssigneeMichelman, Inc.
InventorsTyler Alan REECE, Christopher MOST, Becky McCLOSKEY, Qiaoqiao GAN, Mark CLARK, Hong ZHANG
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AssigneeMichelman, Inc.
InventorsTyler Alan REECE, Christopher MOST, Becky McCLOSKEY, Qiaoqiao GAN, Mark CLARK, Hong ZHANG
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Coatings may be used to discourage agglomeration and dust formation when handling seeds. Aqueous emulsions suitable for coating seeds and other substrates may comprise an aqueous fluid, a film-forming polymer that is water-soluble or biodegradable, optionally, a plasticizer, and shellac particles dispersed in solid form in the aqueous fluid. The film-forming polymer is at least partially dissolved in the aqueous fluid. Optionally, the aqueous emulsions may comprise at least one effect pigment, and/or at least one wax, and/or one or more of at least one surfactant, at least one biocide, at least one preservative, at least one second film-forming polymer, at least one crosslinking agent, or any combination thereof.
An aqueous emulsion comprising:
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A coated seed comprising:
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