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Clinics in Dermatology, 2011
Rubber is a ubiquitous material with a varied range of properties resulting from its manufacturing process. Rubber allergy also has various forms and is a common cause of morbidity in many occupations. This contribution discusses the main issues surrounding allergy to this compound and at each section distinguishes between type I allergy to latex ...
Dev, Shah, Mahbub M U, Chowdhury
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Rubber is a ubiquitous material with a varied range of properties resulting from its manufacturing process. Rubber allergy also has various forms and is a common cause of morbidity in many occupations. This contribution discusses the main issues surrounding allergy to this compound and at each section distinguishes between type I allergy to latex ...
Dev, Shah, Mahbub M U, Chowdhury
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Transactions of the Faraday Society, 1942
Abstract 1. The conditions of photogel formation and reversion in rubber solutions have been studied. The larger the rubber molecule the more readily is gel formation effected. 2. Photogels exhibit all the properties associated with cross-linked molecules. 3.
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Abstract 1. The conditions of photogel formation and reversion in rubber solutions have been studied. The larger the rubber molecule the more readily is gel formation effected. 2. Photogels exhibit all the properties associated with cross-linked molecules. 3.
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European Journal of Clinical Pharmacology, 1998
To investigate the potential for embolisation, due to the piercing of suspect rubber seals ('coring') of intravenous (IV)-solution bottles by the sharp (plastic, non-patient end) spike of commonly used infusion sets.The suspect seals of 50 bottles were pierced with an infusion-set spike and the respective solutions were examined for visible particles ...
W H, Seto, P T, Ching, C R, Kumana
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To investigate the potential for embolisation, due to the piercing of suspect rubber seals ('coring') of intravenous (IV)-solution bottles by the sharp (plastic, non-patient end) spike of commonly used infusion sets.The suspect seals of 50 bottles were pierced with an infusion-set spike and the respective solutions were examined for visible particles ...
W H, Seto, P T, Ching, C R, Kumana
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1985
Blending of two or more rubbers is carried out for three main reasons: Improvement in Technical Properties Better Processing Lower Compound Cost.
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Blending of two or more rubbers is carried out for three main reasons: Improvement in Technical Properties Better Processing Lower Compound Cost.
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British Dental Journal, 1998
In a busy dental practice the many advantages of the routine use of dental dam for day-to-day procedures are often not appreciated. Many general dental practitioners (GDPs) are unaware of the simple and rapid techniques for placement that exist and the important role that rubber dam plays in infection control.
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In a busy dental practice the many advantages of the routine use of dental dam for day-to-day procedures are often not appreciated. Many general dental practitioners (GDPs) are unaware of the simple and rapid techniques for placement that exist and the important role that rubber dam plays in infection control.
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Recycled Rubber: The Rubber Granulate - Virgin Rubber Interface
Rubber Chemistry and Technology, 2007Abstract Reusing granulates derived from old tire stock and other sources in high tech engineering applications is still considered a high risk option. In addition to ensuring that the granulates are correctly identified, it is important to know how the incorporation of these materials alters the intrinsic flaw size of a finished product and to
P. Kumar +3 more
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2009
Natural rubber, India rubber and caoutchouc are all names for the solid elastic material isolated, one way or another, from the ‘milk’ or latex of Hevea brasiliensis, and various other tropical plants like Castilloa elastica. Natural rubber and natural rubber products have been known to the ancient cultures of Amazonia and Mesoamerica since time ...
Vaysse, Laurent +3 more
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Natural rubber, India rubber and caoutchouc are all names for the solid elastic material isolated, one way or another, from the ‘milk’ or latex of Hevea brasiliensis, and various other tropical plants like Castilloa elastica. Natural rubber and natural rubber products have been known to the ancient cultures of Amazonia and Mesoamerica since time ...
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Cryoground Rubber-Natural Rubber Blends
Rubber Chemistry and Technology, 1984Abstract Addition of cryoground rubber (CGR) causes changes in curing characteristics (decrease in Mooney scorch time, optimum cure time, and reversion time) and shows a detrimental effect on most of the vulcanizate properties (tensile, resilience, flex, hysteresis, set, and abrasion).
A. A. Phadke +2 more
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Fatiguing of Rubber-Rubber Interfaces
Rubber Chemistry and Technology, 1983Abstract Mechanical fatigue results of three rubber systems, obtained by using a Painter adhesion testpiece, modified in such a way that it mates rubber-rubber surfaces (rather than metal-rubber surfaces) indicated that the testpiece is capable of fatiguing a rubber-rubber interface and therefore is useful for evaluating rubber-rubber joints ...
G. S. Fielding-Russell, R. L. Rongone
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