Titlebook: Rubber Technology; Maurice Morton (Regents Professor Emeritus of Poly Book 1987 Springer-Verlag US 1987 industry.innovation.planning.produ

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Ethylene-Propylene Rubber,tion began only in 1963, EPM/EPDM rubber is now the fastest growing elastomer (ca. 6% per year), and there are presently five manufacturers in the United States, four in Europe, and three in Japan. The reasons for its rapid growth are its excellent properties, especially in an ozone environment, and its ability to be highly extended.

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Silicone Rubber,licone rubber sales have done very well in contrast to most organic rubbers. This growth has taken place not only in the United States, but especially in Japan and Western Europe. The United States now accounts for 50% of the total sales of 100 million pounds.....

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Fillers,Although the phenomenon of carbon black reinforcement of rubber was discovered about 80 years ago, the nature of the mechanism is still a subject of considerable debate. Multiple theories are presented in the literature.. There is ..

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Natural Rubber,.. However, the latex from the trees of . is the only important commercial source of natural rubber. The tree is indigenous to the Amazon valley.

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Polyurethane Elastomers,Polyurethanes are a discovery and development of O. Bayer and his chemists in Germany, first in the Main Scientific Laboratory of I. G. Farbenindustrie beginning about 1937, and later, Farbenfabriken Bayer. Since then they have been studied, developed, and improved worldwide in many laboratories and have become a resounding commercial success.

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Miscellaneous Elastomers,Polysulfide elastomers were first developed in the early 1920’s, when J. C. Patrick discovered the condensation reaction of ethylene dichloride and sodium tetrasulfide. The first production of polysulfide was in 1929 to 1930 by Thiokol Corporation, who manufactured the product Thiokol Type A.