Some keywords appear similar but point to non engineering topics, mislabeled consumer products, or unrelated “emulsion” uses. They do not include grade definitions, test methods, binder content, or plant and sprayer parameters that a producer or buyer needs. Keeping them creates false data in pricing, performance assumptions, and supplier discovery. Industrial research should prioritize terms linked to recognized grades, standards, application methods, QC tests, and production equipment like colloid mills, dosing skids, storage tanks, and calibrated spraying systems.