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Vulcanization (British English:
vulcanisation) is a
range of
processes for
hardening rubbers. The term
originally referred exclusively to the treatment...
- its low cost,
because it is
soluble in the polymer. High-temperature
vulcanisation with
ordinary sulfur leads to
rubber supersaturated with S8, upon cooling...
- York, John
Wiley & Sons Inc., New York; 1952, 1960;
Library of
Congress 60-13120;
Third Printing 1967, pp654-655 "Tufnol
Vulcanised Fibre Sheet". Tufnol....
- weather. Han****
improved his
waterproof fabrics,
patenting a
method for
vulcanising rubber in 1843,
solving many of the problems.
Throughout the 19th and...
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vulcanised rubber, only
recently perfected by
Charles Goodyear in 1839. On 17
March 1845,
Perry received a
patent for the
rubber band.
Vulcanisation,...
- for
Standardization for a
method in
determining the
tension fatigue of
vulcanised rubber. "ISO 6943:2011".
International Organization for Standardization...
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Unica is a
vulcanised lump
paper material. It was (and to some
extent still is) used to make boxes. The most
famous product is
probably a
lunch box. But...
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established lives on as two
separate entities,
Macintosh and Han****
Vulcanised Articles. Both
continue to make
rubberised coats using the same techniques...
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patented the use of
Vulcanised Fibreboard in
their suitcases, a
material consisting of paper,
cotton and wood pulp. The use of
Vulcanised Fibreboard was one...
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Charles Goodyear – who had
patented vulcanised rubber –
exhibited a
spherical football, with an
exterior of
vulcanised rubber panels, at the
Paris Exhibition...
