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Acetic acid is used in the process of rubber coagulation because it helps to neutralize ammonia that is commonly used to prevent the coagulation of rubber latex. By neutralizing the ammonia, acetic acid aids in the destabilization of the rubber particles, causing them to clump together and separate from the liquid, resulting in the coagulation of the rubber.

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