Rubber, neoprene, uses

Beilstein Handbook Reference) AI3-00393 Bis(n-butyl) sebacate BRN 1798308 Butyl sebacate Decanedioic acid, dibutyl ester Dl-n-butyl sebacate Dibutyl 1,8-octanedicarboxylate Dibu l decanedioate Dibutyl sebacate Oibutyi sebacinate Dibutylester kyseliny sebakove EINECS 203-672-5 FEMA No. 2373 HSDB 309 Kodaflex DBS Monoplex DBS NSC 3893 Plasthall DBS Polycizer DBS PX 404 Reomol DBS Sebacic acid, dibutyl ester Staflex DBS Uniflex DBS. Monomeric plasticizer for plastics and rubber (cellulosics, PVC food wraps, nitrite and neoprene rubbers). Used as an excipient in various pharmaceutical coaling formulations. Viscous liquid mp = -10° bp = 344.5°, bp3 = 180° d = 0.9405 insoluble in H2O, soluble in Et20, CQ4. Hall C.P. Union Camp. 

Static wick test results on a wickproof steel cord reinforced neoprene rubber fabric for sonar dome rubber windows (SDRWs) on US navy vessels are presented. A dynamic water wicking test was developed to model actual operating conditions of the SDRWs. All fabric samples believed to be wickproof failed this test. The effects of mechanical flexure on other mechanical properties of steel reinforced rubber fabric are discussed. 11 refs. 

US industrial chemist, who joined the Du Pont company where he worked on polymers. In 1931 he produced neoprene, a synthetic rubber. His greatest success came in 1935 with the discovery of the polyamide that came to be known as nylon. Carothers, who suffered from depression, committed suicide. 

In the early 1930 s, the pioneering work of Wallace Carothers and his associates at Du Pont gave us polymers such as neoprene synthetic rubber and nylon fibers. As defined at the time of its discovery, nylon Is a generic term for any long-chain synthetic polymeric amide which has recurring amide groups as an integral part of the... 

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