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Blend morphological analysis,anges made to the phase morphology of a blend by variations in cure times, curatives, fillers etc. This type of information is now being used to fine tune blends in order to produce exactly the type of final material that is required.

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Quantitative elemental analysis, an extracted polymer, compound or vulcanizate since it can provide valuable information on many topics of interest to the rubber technologist. These can range from the quantitative analysis of blends, the homogeneity of mixes and the nature of various degradative processes, to the state of cure of rubber products.