Titlebook: Developments in Rubber Technology—2; Synthetic Rubbers A. Whelan,K. S. Lee Book 1981 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1981 develop

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Takiji Yamamoto,Toshihiro Hanazatoc appliances, agriculture, etc. are also mentioned. Information is also given on uses of ethylene—propylene elastomers where the products do not undergo the traditional processing of the rubber industry, but are used as additives to various materials such as plastics, lubricating oils, bitumen and w

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Silicone Rubbers,atural choice in areas such as safety (flame retardant) cables and food contact applications. Examples of the latter uses are given. In addition reference is made to automotive hose, electrically conductive applications, dynamic seals and medical implants..The trend towards the use of silicone rubbe

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Rachel Harmon,Scott Harman-Heathproperties of the polymer are compared with those of natural rubber. The processability of SBR is considered in some detail and attention is given to recent methods of assessing mixability and other processing characteristics..Compared with natural rubber SBR compounds are lacking in green strength.