It is used in relatively low amounts up to 3 0 phr but has a multifunctional effect on their properties and processing.
Function of stearic acid in rubber compounding.
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The iupac name is octadecanoic acid it is a waxy solid and its chemical formula is c 17 h 35 co 2 h.
Obtained as a result of the variation of stearic acid level from 0 00 to 6 00 pphr.
First activate the entire curing system.
Dispersing agent and accelerator activator in rubber compounds.
Its name comes from the greek word στέαρ stéar which means tallow the salts and esters of stearic acid are called stearates as its ester stearic acid is.
Its primary uses are in more industrial type applications.
Stearic acid is the common name for octadecanoic acid which is a saturated fatty acid stearic acid for rubber vulcanization accelerator.
The copper substrate should be cleaned pickled and soaked in 10 volume hno 3 for oxide elimination.
Together they form rubber soluble complexes with the accelerators making them better able to react with sulphur to develop cross links.
Zinc oxide and stearic acid together form zinc soap improve the solubility of zinc oxide in the compound and with the accelerator to form a complex this complex is particularly lively it reacts with sulfur to produce a very strong vulcanizing agent.
This acid is insoluble in water and soluble in ethanol.
The stearic acid is involved in almost all rubber compounds.
Akrochem stearic acid tp mixture of stearic and palmitic acids akrochem corp.
Plasticizer process aid.
Stearic acid is a saturated fatty acid that can deposit on the surface in special conditions.
Stearic acid ˈ s t ɪər ɪ k steer ik s t i ˈ ær ɪ k stee arr ik is a saturated fatty acid with an 18 carbon chain.
High purity triple pressed tp stearic acid used in rubber compounding as an activator.
Rubber grade stearic acid offered by us is sourced from reputed organizations.
The rubber grade stearic has a lower c18 content than the other stearics we offer ranging between 20 and 55.
As part of the activating system stearic acid in conjunction with.
In doing so they react with active sites in the rubber to form crosslinks between the chains.
The clean sample should be soaked in ethanolic stearic acid solution 0 01 m and 30 v dc should be applied.
The result obtained is an indication that stearic acid has varying degree of influence on the physical properties of natural rubber vulcanisates.
