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Section 1 : Sample preparation

Authors: Anon

Date: 2017-02-22 |2017-02-22 |2001–1 |1970 | | | | | | |

Subject: Monographs and Manuals | Others | Laboratory Techniques

Language: EN

Type: Article

Identifier: valet-20170222-102539

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Section 15: Rubberised bitumen

Authors: Anon

Date: 2017-02-22 |2017-02-22 | |1970 | | | | | | |

Subject: Monographs and Manuals | Chemistry and technology of rubber: general

Language: EN

Type: eBook

Identifier: valet-20170222-091512

Description: The method described enables the total rubber content to be evaluated, by estimation of the iodine value. The rubber that has been so broken down that it is soluble in acetone, is neglected.

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Section 16 : Sodium metabisulphite or bisulphite

Authors: Anon

Date: 2017-02-22 |2017-02-22 |2001–1 |1970 | | | | | | |

Subject: Monographs and Manuals | Others | Chemistry and technology of latex

Language: EN

Type: Article

Identifier: valet-20170222-092733

Description: Sodium bisulphiteis sold commercially as a crystalline powder existing mainly as sodium metasulphite. It is an antioxidant, used to inhibit the enzymic darkening of the exposed surfaces of latex coagu… More

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$Add$ Section 17 : Sodium sulphite

Authors: Anon

Date: 2017-02-22 |2017-02-22 |2001–1 |1970 | | | | | | |

Subject: Monographs and Manuals | Others | Chemistry and technology of latex

Language: EN

Type: Article

Identifier: valet-20170222-09367

Description: Sodium sulphite is an anticoagulant for latex and is often used together with formalin.

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$Add$ Section 18 : Water

Authors: Anon

Date: 2017-02-22 |2017-02-22 |2001–1 |1970 | | | | | | |

Subject: Monographs and Manuals | Agricultural Series Report | Chemistry and technology of rubber: general

Language: EN

Type: Article

Identifier: valet-20170222-094127

Description: Factory water supply can influence the quality of rubber produced. The RRIM specifications for water used in rubber factories are listed.

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Section 1 : Bale coating powder

Authors: Anon

Date: 2017-02-21 |2017-02-21 |2001–1 |1970 | | | | | | |

Subject: Monographs and Manuals | Others | Rubber chemistry, properties and testing

Language: EN

Type: Article

Identifier: valet-20170221-08380

Description: Bale coating powders which are white and water insoluble inorganic substances may be tasted for conformance to Green Book specifications issued by the International Standards of Quality and Packing fo… More

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Section 10 : Limbux lime

Authors: Anon

Date: 2017-02-21 |2017-02-21 |2001–1 |1970 | | | | | | |

Subject: Monographs and Manuals | Others | Chemistry and technology of rubber: general

Language: EN

Type: Article

Identifier: valet-20170221-155853

Description: The total alkali (hydroxide plus carbonate) is first determined by dissolving in excess acid and titrating the unreacted acid with alkali. Next the hydroxide content is determined by first converting … More

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Section 11 : Methyl methacrylate

Authors: Anon

Date: 2017-02-21 |2017-02-21 |2001–1 |1970 | | | | | | |

Subject: Monographs and Manuals | Others | Chemistry and technology of rubber: general

Language: EN

Type: Article

Identifier: valet-20170221-160930

Description: Methyl methacrylate monomer is used in the preparation of graft natural rubber (i.e. MG rubber). The specifications for a typical commercial grade of methyl methacrylate (Rohm & Haas RH No.15) are des… More

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Section 12 : Oleaginous seeds and fruits

Authors: Anon

Date: 2017-02-21 |2017-02-21 |2001–1 |1970 | | | | | | |

Subject: Monographs and Manuals | Others | Chemistry and technology of rubber: general

Language: EN

Type: Article

Identifier: valet-20170221-161911

Description: The seeds are ground to homogenize as well as to give a fine meal for the afficient extraction of oil. The unvoidable oil losses on the surface of the grinding equipment are negligible only when a lar… More

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Section 13 : Polythene film wrappers for rubbers

Authors: Anon

Date: 2017-02-21 |2017-02-21 |2001–1 |1970 | | | | | | |

Subject: Monographs and Manuals | Others | Chemistry and technology of rubber: general

Language: EN

Type: Article

Identifier: valet-20170221-162526

Description: This property of polyethylenes is of great importance when considering their dispersion in rubber. As with all polymeric materials the softening point of polythene is ill-defined and a purely arbitrar… More

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Section 14 : Rubber associated with fibres

Authors: Anon

Date: 2017-02-21 |2017-02-21 |2001–1 |1970 | | | | | | |

Subject: Monographs and Manuals | Others | Chemistry and technology of rubber: general

Language: EN

Type: Article

Identifier: valet-20170221-163827

Description: This problem is encountered in the analysis of a number of products such as carpet, non-woven fabrics and other rubber treated fabrics. The method applied is an indirect one in which the total quantit… More

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Section 2 : Heating loss

Authors: Anon

Date: 2017-02-21 |2017-02-21 |2001–1 |1970 | | | | | | |

Subject: Monographs and Manuals | Others | Chemistry and technology of rubber: general

Language: EN

Type: Article

Identifier: valet-20170221-101450

Description: The method described determines the heating loss of carbon black at 105°C. This heating loss consists primarily of moisture, but traces of other volatile materials may also be lost.

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Section 3 : Castor oil

Authors: Anon

Date: 2017-02-21 |2017-02-21 |2001–1 |1970 | | | | | | |

Subject: Monographs and Manuals | Others | Chemistry and technology of rubber: general

Language: EN

Type: Article

Identifier: valet-20170221-102429

Description: Producers of Heveacrumb are advised to use either castor oil which can conform to the British Pharmacopaeia 1968 (B.P. grade) or certain commercial grades of castor oil are described.

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