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ALTERNATIVES A spoonful of match head igniter (match head scrapings) can be used in place of the 20 match heads. A magnesium head time pencil, or a time pencil to which is attached a small sack or paper tube loosely filled with black powder, can be substituted for the match heads and the time fuse fire starter. [Pg.55]

Nitrile Rubber. Vulcanized mbber sheets of NBR and montmorillonite clay intercalated with Hycar ATBN, a butadiene acrylonitrile copolymer have been synthesized (36). These mbber hybrids show enhanced reinforcement (up to four times as large) relative to both carbon black-reinforced and pure NBR. Additionally, these hybrids are more easily processed than carbon black-filled mbbers. [Pg.329]

Figure 18.1 is the typical stress-strain curves of the filled rubber (SBR filled with fine carbon black, HAF),

Figure 18.1 is the typical stress-strain curves of the filled rubber (SBR filled with fine carbon black, HAF), <p the volume fraction of carbon black, showing the above three criteria from 1 to 3. The most characteristic point in stress-strain relation of the filled rubber is first, that the stress increase becomes larger and larger as extension increases (called the stress upturn), in addition to the initial stress (modulus) increase at small extension. Second, the tensile strength is 10-15 times larger than that of the unfilled rubber vulcanizate whose strength is in the order of 2 or 3 MPa ( = 0 in Figure 18.1). Moreover, the tensile strain is also quite large, compared with the unfilled rubber of the same modulus, as shown in Figure 18.1.
As a next step, we can roughly estimate the modulus of the gel (without carbon black) from Figure 18.13. Although the modulus of carbon gel is 9-10 times larger than that of the fiUed NR vulcanizate at 20°C, we must consider the difference of the content of carbon black in both materials. Although the volume fraction of carbon black is 0.20 (corresponding to 50 phr) in the filled NR vulcanizate, since the gel (without carbon black) is about 45% of the total NR, the volume fraction of carbon black in the carbon gel is 0.36. On the other hand, if we compare the modulus of... [Pg.528]

Now, we show the relation between the ratio of 8 to Tq, 8/ro and the volume fraction of carbon black (p in Table 18.1, when the diameter of the hard particle (including carbon black, the GH layer and a little more contribution from the cross-links at the surface of particle) is tq and the distance between the hard particles is 8. In the carbon black-filled rubber (ip g 0.23-0.25), the fact that the stress of the filled system is 10-15 times larger than that of the unfilled rubber as shown in Figure 18.1 indicates that more than 90% of the stress of the system is supported by the supernetwork and the remainder of the stress results from the matrix rubber. In the present calculation, however, we can ignore the contribution from the matrix mbber. [Pg.533]

SE-BR has several outstanding properties. Above all it has improved processability. Carbon black-filled compounds based on commercial BR show the well known bagging and sagging effects on the batch-off mill (13) unless the BR is blended with NR or SBR. Figure 5 shows a compound based entirely on Ti-BR and containing 50 parts of carbon black, at various times on the roll mill. [Pg.62]

Figure 7. Cross polarization spectra of cured, carhon-black-filled polyisoprene using (a) spin lock of 20 msec, contact time 10 msec and (b) spin lock of 20 msec,... Figure 7. Cross polarization spectra of cured, carhon-black-filled polyisoprene using (a) spin lock of 20 msec, contact time 10 msec and (b) spin lock of 20 msec,...
FIGURE 10.7 Antibody to hGH produced in mice following PEI-pCMV-hGH plasmid immunization via (black fill) and aerosol (gray fill) administration detected 2, 4, 5, and 8 weeks following induction. Fold increase is the number of times greater than untreated control animals. (Adapted from Densmore et al. 2000.)... [Pg.273]

Drying with Phosphorus V) Oxide. If no zeolite is available, phosphorus(V) oxide may be used. Put 500 ml of diethyl ether and 50 g of phosphorus(V) oxide into a one-litre flask provided with a stopper and a calcium chloride tube filled with calcium chloride. Mix the contents of the flask from time to time by carefully shaking it and let the mixture stand for two days. Then pour off the ether from the black oily liquid at the bottom of the flask and distil the ether over metallic sodium. [Pg.35]


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