rubber is mixed in a machine (eg. mill or kneader)with some chemicals then maixed rubber is cured at some elevated temperature. rubber is mixed in a machine (eg. mill or kneader)with some chemicals then maixed rubber is cured at some elevated temperature.
By coagulating of rubber latex after adding formic or acitic acid and then centrifuging are the basic processes in separation of rubber.
Rubber is the cooked and processed sap of a rubber tree.
It is rubber from its original form. It has not been melted down, processed into other things.
Any rubber cant be processed without plasticiser. Hence oil acts as plasticisor. Agin we have to select different oil for different rubber.
Rubber can be difficult to recycle because of how the material has to be processed. The best way to recycle rubber, such as tires, is to take it to the local recycling center or contact a business that manufactures rubber mulch to put on playgrounds.
Rubber is made from the natural sap of the rubber trees, which is known as latex. The latex needs to be processed on heated horizontal rollers. Chemicals are added depending on the properties wanted in the finished product.
They collect latex from the rubber tree by tapping it and let it drip into a bucket and wait till it stops. It is then processed and various chemicals added, predominately sulphur to allow it to be hard and still flexible at the same time.
Natural rubber, or gum rubber, is made from latex. A LOT of rubber available today is synthetic, made from petroleum. And a large amount of the gum rubber contains a percentage of synthetic rubber.
Think from a rubber tree to tires on your car. From a silk worm to your blouse. From a cow in the field to Baskin-Robbins. This should get you on the right path .
The sap from the rubber tree is commonly referred to as "latex". Technically a latex is any polymer dissolved in water. The rubber tree sap happens to contain the polymer isoprene, which has a wide variety of applications. When the isoprene is extracted from the latex it has a remarkable number of useful applications, depending on how it is processed. The most famous way to process isoprene is to "cross-link" or "vulcanize" it, which then makes a material strong enough to make tires.
no it's not. It's made of rubber, which is natural, but gum is processed, and it's dangerous to animals so you can't throw it.
why is yougart processed
what is processed sugar?