Citation: Xiao, X. K.; Liu, D. C.; Zhu, B. C.; Xue, A. N.; Wang, Z. Q. Natural rubber crosslinking structure and homogenization stress affected by zinc 1,5-pentylidene dithiocarbamate. Polym. Bull. (in Chinese), 2024, 37(2), 238–244
The crosslinking structure and homogenization stress of natural rubber (NR) were studied by using zinc 1
5-pentyldithiocarbamate (ZPDC) as accelerator. It was found that the crosslinking bond of the vulcanizate of accelerator ZPDC combined with NR was mainly polysulfide bond. Compared with the similar accelerator zinc dibutyldithiocarbamate (BZ)
it had a higher content of polysulfide bond
which gave the rubber a better homogenizing stress effect
mainly in the significant improvement of tear resistance. In addition
through the analysis of the vulcanization process and mechanical properties of the NR compound accelerator ZPDC
the results show that the suitable vulcanization temperature conditions are 120–130 ℃
the amount of 1.5–2.0 phr
and the vulcanizate shows the best homogenization stress effect.
关键词
天然橡胶均化用力作用交联结构抗撕裂性能
Keywords
Natural rubberHomogenization force effectCrosslinking structureTear resistance
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