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Date: 2011
Language: EN
Type: eBook
Identifier: valet-20120517-135513
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Date: 2011
Language: EN
Type: eBook
Identifier: vital1:80340
Description: When precipitated silica went into commercial production in 1948, NR was still the principal elastomer in commercial use. Hence, most of the early work on silica compound development involved NR as ba… More
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Date: 2011
Language: EN
Type: eBook
Identifier: valet-20120518-11335
Description: The mixing of silica filled rubber compounds with in situ modification of silica with coupling agent in an internal mixer is a challenging task.
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Date: 2011
Language: EN
Type: eBook
Identifier: valet-20120518-11052
Description: Silanol groups of silica react readily with oxygen or nitrogen containing compounds such as glycol, water, alcohols, amines, divalent metal salts and with each other. A soluble zinc compound, e.g. zin… More
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Date: 2011
Language: EN
Type: eBook
Identifier: valet-20120518-113832
Description: The first use of silica (5 – 10 p.h.r.) in truck tyre treads based on NR had shown an improvement in tear properties in terms of cut and chip behaviour, but the amount used was limited to avoid reduct… More
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Date: 2011
Language: EN
Type: eBook
Identifier: valet-20120518-114638
Description: An organofunctional silane4,12 is a unique chemical that has vast applications. Due to its unique combination of organic activity and silicon reactivity, it is used in applications such as coatings, a… More
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Date: 2011
Language: EN
Type: eBook
Identifier: valet-20120518-11222
Description: Silica is a strongly polar and hydrophilic reinforcing filler. The characteristic structure of silica can be divided into agglomerates, aggregates and primary particles.
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