What happens when rubber is super cool?

Answer 1

I'm not sure, but I think when rubber is super cooled, it becomes more solidified. Thus, you are able to break off pieces of it and the rubber loses it elasticity.

what they trying to say is it will SHATTER LIKE GLASS

Answer 2

The rubber gets hot and, if it is thin enough, it will expand slightly and become more stretchy. If it's excruciatingly hot, the rubber will melt.

ANSWER:

There are some special type of rubber that changes its physical & chemical properties after reaching a certain temperature. This process is used in rubber molding.

Answer 3

When rubber is super cool, it becomes stiff and brittle. Its elasticity decreases, making it more prone to cracking or breaking under stress. This is because the low temperature causes the rubber molecules to slow down and lock into position, leading to a loss of flexibility.

Answer 4

It forms tiny little crystals. Contrary to what you may have seen in 'The Fantastic Four'.

Answer 5

When you superheat rubber, it expands to more than twice it's normal size.

Answer 6

It will melt, and turn into a liquid. Rubber actually starts off as a liquid that comes from trees. It is then refined, and turned into what we use.

Answer 7

Real untreated rubber (not plastic) gets hard and brittle at lower temperatures. Once it is vulcanized, it becomes more stable at higher and lower temperatures.

Answer 8

It loses it ability to stretch

Answer 9

It melts.