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Is crude rubber and rubber the same?
yes of course :-)
What makes rubber?
Crude oils
Is rubber produced from crude oil?
Rubber has traditionally been made from the sap of various plants but mostly from that of the rubber tree. However the great demand for rubber is now mostly met by synthetic rubber made from various chemical compounds, different ones for different purposes. Some of these chemicals may come from crude oil.
Is rubber made from oil?
Synthetic rubber is made from molecules generated during the process of refining crude oil or natural gas liquids. Natural rubber is derived from rubber trees and is not derived from oil.
what oils do you get from crude oil?
Loads: Plastics Rubber Perfumes and a load of other rubbish
What are gumboots made from?
Real rubber latex would have been nice, nowadays you might find synthetic rubber or plastic, which is made from crude oil...
What useful things do you get from crude oil?
Loads: Plastics Rubber Perfumes and a load of other rubbish
It takes how many barrels of crude oil to produce the rubber for one car tire?
It takes one barrel of oil to make a single tire
What are rubber?
"Rubbers" is the crude slang word for condoms, the most popular contraceptive offered today. Another way of saying condoms
What are the main uses of crude oil?
Most of the crude oil is used to obtain motor gasoline, diesel, heating oil, jet fuel, and liquefied petroleum gases. Thus the crude oil is mostly used to produce energy. Small portion of crude oil is converted into petrochemical feedstock used in production of plastics, rubber, fertilizers, cosmetics and the like.
Is polyisobutylene a form of butyl rubber?
Polyisobutylene is a type of synthetic rubber commonly used in products such as adhesives and lubricants. It is different from butyl rubber, which is a copolymer of isobutylene with a small amount of isoprene. Both materials have similar properties but are distinct in their chemical structure and uses.
Did Bilstein invent the shock absorber?
The first recorded use of a crude shock absorber is the invention by one A. Gimmig in 1897. He attached rubber blocks to the top of each leaf spring. When the suspension was compressed sufficiently, the rubber bumpers hit bolts that were attached to the frame.
