RUBBER – ITS IMPLICATIONS TO …
RUBBER environmental HealthBryan G WilloughbyRUBBER ITS IMPLICATIONSTO environmental health (HYDROCARBON RUBBERS)Bryan WilloughbyIndependent Consultantin Polymer ChemistryRubber environmental HealthBryan G WilloughbyWHAT IS RUBBER ? A range of different types commodity or specialised both natural and synthetic Easily recognised - soft and compliant compared with ceramics, metals or plastics Strong (usually) and very tough resistant to fracture, tear, abrasion, etc. Capable of large-strain elasticity recoverable extensions of several hundred percent possible Properties a result of unique molecular structureRubber environmental HealthBryan G WilloughbyDIFFERENT RUBBERS Commodity (hydrocarbon) natural RUBBER (NR) styrene-butadiene RUBBER (SBR) ethylene-propyl
Rubber – Environmental Health Bryan G Willoughby RUBBER – ITS IMPLICATIONS TO ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH (HYDROCARBON RUBBERS) Bryan Willoughby Independent Consultant
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