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Recent Developments in Synthetic Rubbers by Anionic Polymerization,een limited to only a few structural varieties. Emulsion SBRs in blends with .-BR (high .-polybutadiene rubbers) were capable of meeting several performance requirements until the demand for low rolling resistance of tyre treads came to prominence in the 1970s. Then the potential of solution rubbers

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Process Aids and Plasticizers, work discussed was derived from a number of examinations of specific materials carried out in the laboratories of the Malaysian Rubber Producers’ Research Association (MRPRA). There is a dearth of such information in a published form; thus it is felt that a detailed discussion of the work undertake

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Health and Safety,ds and this chapter aims to provide some basic elements of the understanding now emerging from current research. Without doubt our understanding in these matters is far from perfect and some attempted rationalizations might be more safely regarded as preliminary. Indeed, much may remain unresolved w

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and Plasticizers . 119 B. G. CROWTHER 5. A Review of Elastomers Used for Oilfield Sealing Environments . 159 W. N. K. REVOLTA and G. C. SWEET 6. Using Modern Mill Room Equipment . 193 H. ELLWOOD 7. Quality Requirements and Rubber Mixing . 221 P. S. JOHNSON 8. Health and Safety . . 253 B. G. WILLOUGHBY Index .978-94-010-8037-8978-94-009-3435-1