Total Thermal Analysis of NBR Vulcanizates

A. K. Sircar; T. G. Lamond

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Total Thermal Analysis of NBR Vulcanizates

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Sep 1978Publisher:Rubber Division, ACSJournal:Rubber Chemistry and Technology, volume 51, pages 647-654 (issn: 0035-9475, eissn: 1943-4804,

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Authors: A. K. Sircar; T. G. Lamond;

doi: 10.5254/1.3535752

Total Thermal Analysis of NBR Vulcanizates

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Abstract NBR vulcanizates of different nitrile content can be identified by total thermal analysis. Vulcanizate composition analysis is complicated because of formation of carbon from NBR. The difficulty can be obviated by identifying the specific type of NBR by Tg and making allowances for the known amount of carbon formation for that specific type.

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