Effects of Tourmaline Concentration on Natural Rubber Foam

Phittinun Chayaphan; Rapeephun Dangtungee

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.801.127

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Effects of Tourmaline Concentration on Natural Rubber Foam

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Natural rubber foam/tourmaline composite was prepared from natural rubber latex and vulcanized by sulfur curing system. Tourmaline powder was dispersed in potassium oleate before foaming production. The batch foaming production was used in this research. In order to investigate the effects of tourmaline concentration in natural rubber foam, mechanical properties, microstructure, and thermal skin temperature analysis were performed. Increasing of tourmaline concentration affected on high density and small microstructure of natural rubber foam, and the increasing of skin temperature. EDS result confirmed the good distribution of tourmaline powder in natural foam.

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Phittinun Chayaphan*, Rapeephun Dangtungee

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Characterization, Natural Rubber Foam, Tourmaline

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