Properties of Hycar 1072-A Carboxylic Nitrile Rubber.

Lufter, Carl H.; Duke, N.

doi:10.1021/i460004a026

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“…The vulcanization of carboxylic elastomers and their resulting physical properties have been adequately reviewed by Brown (/). Included in this review and in an article by Lufter and Duke (7) are data indicating that an improvement in stress-strain properties up to 250°F. can be obtained from a carboxylic elastomer when cured with a combination of sulfur and zinc oxide.…”

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High Temperature Tensile Properties of Elastomers Containing Carboxyl Groups.

Hayes¹

1960

J. Chem. Eng. Data

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The development of elastomers which are serviceable at elevated temperatures has been emphasized in the past few years. Most of this work has been directed toward the preparation of thermally stable elastomers without regard to the actual physical properties of the elastomer at these elevated temperatures. Smith (9, 10) recently pointed out that the tensile strength of all of the commercially available elastomers is very low at

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High Temperature Tensile Properties of Elastomers Containing Carboxyl Groups.

Hayes¹

1960

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Properties of Hycar 1072-A Carboxylic Nitrile Rubber.

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High Temperature Tensile Properties of Elastomers Containing Carboxyl Groups.

High Temperature Tensile Properties of Elastomers Containing Carboxyl Groups.

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