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- Does insoluble sulfur prevent vulcanization?
- The principle use of insoluble sulfur is to eliminate sulfur bloom on rubber compound prior to vulcanization, but ad-ditional benefits can be found from pre-venting migration of sulfur between rubber compounds in contact with each other.
- Why are accelerated sulphur curing systems important?
- Accelerators are necessary ingredients of all sulphur curing systems. They increase curing ratio and efficiency of the sulphur bonding to rubber macromolecules in form of cross-links. From technological point of view their presence in rubber compounds is very important.
- How does insoluble sulfur affect the performance of rubber compounds?
- At 130°C, there is no significant dif-ference in the rate of migration between insoluble and soluble sulfur. The use of insoluble sulfur can pre-vent sulfur migration between adjacent rubber compounds thus avoiding varia-tion in compound performance. Table IX. Processing and curing properties. Effect of HD OT 20.
- Does soluble Sul-fur migrate across a rubber interface?
- The above migration profiles show that a significant amount of soluble sul-fur readily will migrate across a rubber interface. As expected, the magnitude of the change in sulfur concentration in-creases with increasing time and tem-perature and decreases with increasing distance from the plied up compounds interface.
- What happens if sulfur is exposed to high temperatures?
- When insoluble sulfur is exposed to higher temperatures (greater than 40°C) for long periods of time, it will convert to the more stable soluble rhom-bic form. In addition, exposure of insolu-ble sulfur to certain basic materials, such as amines, also will convert it back to the soluble form of sulfur.
- Does insoluble sulfur improve Bloom protection?
- Storage of insoluble sulfur for long periods at relatively high ambient temperatures also may lead to reversion, again lead-ing to a loss in bloom protection in the uncured compound. Thus, any improve-ment in the thermal stability of insolu-ble sulfur will provide enhanced bloom protection.
