Formation and Evolution of Chemical-Physical Complex Network during Vulcanization in Carbon Black Filled Natural Rubber (NR)

Guang Shui Yu; Ji Wen Liu; Jun Mei Cheng; Chong Sun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.717.27

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Formation and Evolution of Chemical-Physical Complex Network during Vulcanization in Carbon Black Filled Natural Rubber (NR)

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The formation and evolution of chemical-physical complex network during vulcanization in carbon black (CB) filled NR was investigated in this work. The results showed that the cross-linking density increased with increase of CB content. The variation of torque during vulcanization was attributed to crosslinks of macromolecular chains. The critical content of CB for the forming of CB network was between 30phr and 40phr (weight percentage). The CB content did not affect the glass transition temperature (T_g) obviously.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 717)

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Guang Shui Yu, Ji Wen Liu, Jun Mei Cheng, Chong Sun*

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Carbon Black, Chemical-Physical Complex Network, Glass Transition Temperature, Vulcanization

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