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Volume 7, Issue 3

1 September 1934

ISSN 0035-9475

eISSN 1943-4804

Delayed-Action Accelerators

W. J. S. Naunton; W. Baird; H. M. Bunbury

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Accelerators Derived from Piperidine

M. W. Philpott

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The Causes of Discoloration in Preserved Latex

Edgar Rhodes; K. C. Sekar

Abstract

View Articletitled, The Causes of Discoloration in Preserved Latex

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Research on Modified Rubbers. Part III. Adhesive Latex

G. F. Bloomfield; E. H. Farmer

Abstract

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Research on Modified Rubbers. Part III. Adhesive Latex (b) Characteristics of and Tests on Sticky Latex

P. Schidrowitz

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View Articletitled, Research on Modified Rubbers. Part III. Adhesive Latex <em>(b)</em> Characteristics of and Tests on Sticky Latex

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Research on Modified Rubbers. Part IV. The Oxidation of Rubber with Aqueous Hydrogen Peroxide-Acetic Acid Mixtures

G. F. Bloomfield; E. H. Farmer

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View Articletitled, Research on Modified Rubbers. Part IV. The Oxidation of Rubber with Aqueous Hydrogen Peroxide-Acetic Acid Mixtures

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The Heat of Swelling of Rubber and Its Relation to the Previous History of the Rubber and to the Nature of the Swelling Agent

Lothar Hock; Hans Schmidt

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View Articletitled, The Heat of Swelling of Rubber and Its Relation to the Previous History of the Rubber and to the Nature of the Swelling Agent

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The Swelling of Latex

F. Evers

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The Vulcanization Process and the Reinforcement of Rubber

D. F. Twiss

Abstract

View Articletitled, The Vulcanization Process and the Reinforcement of Rubber

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The Use of Rubber in Paint Vehicles

H. P. Stevens; Noel Heaton

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Isoprene and Rubber. Part 41. The Hydrogenation of Rubber and Balata

H. Staudinger; E. O. Leupold

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View Articletitled, Isoprene and Rubber. Part 41. The Hydrogenation of Rubber and Balata

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X-Ray Diffraction Studies of the Bureau of Standards Rubber Fractions

George L. Clark; W. J. Warren; W. H. Smith

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Fibering of Rubber. Time Lag and Its Relation to Rubber Structure

John D. Long; William E. Singer; Wheeler P. Davey

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Natural and Synthetic Rubber. XII. Reversible Vulcanization, by Organo-Metallic Derivatives

Thomas Midgley, Jr.; Albert L. Henne; Alvin F. Shepard

Abstract

View Articletitled, Natural and Synthetic Rubber. XII. Reversible Vulcanization, by Organo-Metallic Derivatives

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Natural and Synthetic Rubber. XIII. The Molecular Weight of Sol Rubber

Thomas Midgley, Jr.; Albert L. Henne; Alvin F. Shepard; Mary W. Renoll

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Natural and Synthetic Rubber. XIV. A Structural Formula for Ebonite

Thomas Midgley, Jr.; Albert L. Henne; A. F. Shepard

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Plantation Studies of Crude Rubber Variation

George A. Sackett

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The Chemistry of Soft Rubber Vulcanization. III. Comparison of Vulcanized Rubber with Unmilled Crude Rubber Reclaims, and Unvulcanized Stocks Containing Stiffeners or Gas Black

B. S. Garvey, Jr.

Abstract

View Articletitled, The Chemistry of Soft Rubber Vulcanization. III. Comparison of Vulcanized Rubber with Unmilled Crude Rubber Reclaims, and Unvulcanized Stocks Containing Stiffeners or Gas Black

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Plioform—A New Molding Resin. Chemical Reactions of Rubber and Plioform

H. R. Tries; A. M. Clifford

View Articletitled, Plioform—A New Molding Resin. Chemical Reactions of Rubber and Plioform

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A Shearing Disk Plastometer for Unvulcanized Rubber

Melvin Mooney

Abstract

View Articletitled, A Shearing Disk Plastometer for Unvulcanized Rubber

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Iodine Value of Rubber and Gutta-Percha Hydrocarbons As Determined by Iodine Chloride

A. R. Kemp; G. S. Mueller

Abstract

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Rubber. XVIth Communication. The Method of A. R. Kemp for the Determination of the Iodine Number of Rubber

Rudolf Pummerer; Hermann Stark

Abstract

View Articletitled, Rubber. XVIth Communication. The Method of A. R. Kemp for the Determination of the Iodine Number of Rubber

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The Impact Resiliometer

Paul Lüpke, Jr.

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An Apparatus for the Extraction of Samples of Rubber and Other Materials with Solvents

H. J. Stern; W. Pufett

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