6.9. Colors and paintsWall and blanket-paints are populated with sufficient humidity of mold, the musty smells and discolorations of gray of black (for example through Alternaria, Aspergillus and Cladosporium) green (through Penicillium-Arten) or ginger (through Fusarium roseum) evoked, and the paints can destroy. The enzymes especially fade on that occasion the microbial binding agent degradable in the lacquers or paints. However, also the contained oleic acids are utilized by paints. [124] ![]() Molds for wallpaper, cell-glue and color after a water pipe-damage in an empty apartment. For the dampness-household of coatings, the water-reception-coefficient always must (w-Wert, common with the diffusion-resistance of a color-coating (or the evaporation-part payment coupled with it) is heeded. [125] these values is clear as laboratory-values, changes temperature in the practice respectively also extrinsic climate (air-train and wind respectively) according to the present spatial, however, Thermal radiation etc..). Virtually all synthetic material-dispersions serve as food-basis for molds. To the color-industry, it is known that fungicide with pure stock-mounting and bactericidal must be added. Trialkylzinnverbindungen were used with dispersion-colors. Specifically in the inner-area tend Dispersion-color-paints on a Raufasertapete with a condensation-formation and a high humidity respectively at the wall-surface to a faster mold-formation. Opposite the other color-coatings (Lime-color, Silicate- or Glue-colors) be because of the bigger here Steam-diffusion-resistance at the surface longer dampness-films. | |
| Content 1. Insertion 2. Molds 2.1. Description 2.2. Life-basis 2.3. Occurrences of the air 2.4. Inner-air 3. Causes (Emergence) 4. Molds Interiors 5. Illnesses with people 5.1. Occurrences Skin 5.2. Mycoses 5.3. Mykogene Allergies 5.4. Mycotoxicoses 5.5. Mycetismus 5.6. Allergosis 6. As material-destroyers 6.1. In the ecosystem 6.2. Material-cerium-breakdown 6.3. Wood, mildew-rottenness 6.4. Paper 6.5. Textiles 6.6. Wool 6.7. Leather 6.8. Synthetic material 6.9. Colors 6.10. Glass 6.11. Construction-materials (lime) 6.12. Organic Construction-materials 6.13. Metal 7. Fight 8. Causes - Check list (short) - Case in point Toxins Literature Picture-gallery Book / Download mold in residential buildings |
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