The Effect of Adhesive Additives on the Properties of Isoprene Rubber

Nelly N. Shishkina; Larisa Yuryevna Zakirova; Ya.D. Samuilov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.816.255

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The Effect of Adhesive Additives on the Properties of Isoprene Rubber

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Blocked isocyanate – 2-isocyanate-phenylcarbamidemethylbenzene was synthesized and identified using IR-spectroscopy and elemental analysis researching methods. Research showed that adding 2-isocyanate-phenylcarbamidemethylbenzene in rubber compositions based on cis-isoprene synthetic rubber provides increased thermal stability and increasing adhesion comparing them to Manobond-680c.

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Nelly N. Shishkina*, Larisa Yuryevna Zakirova, Ya.D. Samuilov

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2-Isocyanate-Phenylcarbamidemethylbenzene, Identification, Rubber Adhesion, Thermostability

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