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  • Is DBP used in polychloroprene rubber?
  • The Risk Assessment for DBP (ECB, 2004) specifies that DBP is used in some polychloroprene rubber and nitrile rubber, but not in all polychloroprene (neoprene) or nitrile rubbers. New information on actual uses is not available. DBP is used extensively in the adhesives industry to plasticise polyvinyl acetate (PVA) emulsions.
  • Why is carbon black incorporated into rubber?
  • The strong enhancement of the high strain modulus by incorporating carbon black into rubber must be attributed to the in-rubber structure, which is a direct measure for the occluded rubber–rubber, which is shielded from the deformation of the matrix leading to an increase in effective filler volume.
  • What is the reinforcement effect in filler-loaded rubber?
  • Despite the fact that carbon black is not only the most widely used but also the oldest active filler in rubber compounds and that a huge amount of research work has been carried out to characterize, describe and understand this kind of filler, the reinforcement effect in filler-loaded rubber is not satisfactorily explained.
  • How does dynamic strain affect the modulus of filled rubber?
  • The modulus of filled rubbers decreases with increasing applied dynamic strain up to intermediate amplitudes. A detailed study of the low frequency dynamic properties of filled natural rubber was carried out by Fletcher and Gent and was later extended by Payne , .
  • Is there a correlation between carbon black surface and rubber properties?
  • No direct correlation has been demonstrated between chemical groups on the carbon black surface and rubber related properties , , . In the case of carbon black the filler–polymer interaction is mainly of physical nature (physisorption). The surface activity can be influenced by heat treatment.
  • What is a Rubber-Process-Analyzer (RPA)?
  • The Rubber-Process-Analyzer , (RPA, Alpha Technologies) allows a very reliable and detailed investigation of the dynamic behavior on a much easier and faster way than the common dynamic analysis of vulcanizates.