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Rubber goods other than tires

Author: Yves de ZÉLICOURT

Publication date: March 10, 2017, Review date: November 2, 2020

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9. Glossary

Vulcanization; Vulcanization

Formation of a three-dimensional molecular network by thermally activated reactions of chemical agents previously introduced into an elastomer during mixing operations.

Vulcanization system; vulcanization system

A set of chemical agents for the controlled vulcanization of rubber to give it the desired mechanical properties. There are two main types of vulcanization system: sulfur-based and peroxide-based. Sulfur vulcanization systems typically comprise 3 elements: sulfur, activator (ZnO + stearic acid) and one or more gas pedals (sulfenamide, carbamate, thiazole, thiuram, etc.). Peroxide vulcanization systems comprise a peroxide and an activator.

Formulation; formulation

Rubber formulation comprises five main elements: the elastomer (NR,...

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