Gene Ray Wilder
Monsanto
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Rubber Chemistry and Technology | 1959
Harry W. Kilbourne; Gene Ray Wilder; J. E. Van Verth; James Olin Harris; C. C. Tung
Abstract The standard rubber antioxidant types which are capable of imparting ozone resistance to SBR vulcanizates are summarized. The 6-ethoxy-l,2-dihydro-2,2,4-trimethylquinoline and para phenylenediamines are shown to represent the most active structures. Steric, mesomeric, and resonance effects are shown to be important in imparting high levels of antiozone activity. When electronegative groups are substituted in an active structure, antiozone effectiveness is greatly reduced. Antiozonant activity is attributed to efficient stopping of ozone-induced free radical chain reactions in the polymeric structure.
Archive | 1977
Helmut Ludwig Merten; Gene Ray Wilder
Archive | 1982
Helmut Ludwig Merten; Gene Ray Wilder
Archive | 1977
Otto W. Maender; Gene Ray Wilder
Archive | 1961
James E Van Verth; Gene Ray Wilder
Archive | 1978
Otto W. Maender; Gene Ray Wilder
Archive | 1978
Helmut Ludwig Merten; Gene Ray Wilder
Archive | 1975
Gene Ray Wilder
Archive | 1965
James E Van Verth; Gene Ray Wilder
Archive | 1981
Gene Ray Wilder