Craig, Campbell

Craig D. Campbell, Kenneth B. Ling, and Andrew D. Smith... 

Steele DF, Richardson D, Campbell JD, Craig DR, Quinn JD (1990) The low-temperature destruction of organic waste by electrochemical oxidation, Inst Chem Eng Symp Ser 1990, 116 (Effluent Treat Waste Disposal)237 Chem Abstr 114 (1991) 149416v... 

During the quarter of a century following World War II chemists at the British Rubber Producers Research Association (subsequently renamed the Natural Rubber Producers Research Association and, later, the Malaysian Rubber Producers Research Association) developed this work and using a variety of techniques have largely established the nature of the accelerated sulphur vulcanization of natural rubber. Important contributions have also been made by smaller research teams, for example Scheele and co-workers in Germany, and Craig, Juve, Campbell, Coran and Wise, and others in the United States. These studies have shown, not only that there are a variety of chemical structures present in a vulcanized natural rubber... 

The Travis and Campbell experiments can be evaluated using calculated multiple shock temperatures and solid HMX Arrhenius constants determined from Craig s single crystal initiation data. His data and the Walsh and Christian shock temperatures for HMX are given below. 

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