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  • What are the different types of rubber vulcanizing accelerators?
  • W. He, In rubber tire production, three popular types of rubber vulcanizing accelerators exist that are similar in appearance (i.e., 2-mercaptobenzothiazole, 4,4′-dithiodimorpholine, and tetramethyl thiuram monosulfide).
  • What type of rubber is used for vulcanization?
  • Since most of the research on devulcanization has been made on waste tires, this review mainly focuses on the most widely used rubber classes for this application, i.e., natural rubber (NR) and styrene-butadiene rubber (SBR), and the most common vulcanization technique, i.e., sulfur vulcanization.
  • Are vulcanization accelerators used as reclaiming/devulcanization agents?
  • Vulcanization accelerators are applied as reclaiming/devulcanization agents, as they have effect on the process of breakdown of cross-links and on secondary vulcanization of resulting reclaimed rubber [16, 17].
  • Are rubber products vulcanized?
  • Most of the rubber-based products are vulcanized, and if the resulting three-dimensional molecular network endows rubbers with interesting thermo-mechanical properties such as high elasticity and damping, it also poses severe challenges for their reprocessing and recycling. 1.
  • How does scorch time affect vulcanization of rubber compounds?
  • Increase of the scorch time enabled safer processing of rubber compounds. Optimum vulcanization time (t 90) and cure rate index (CRI) of investigated materials significantly depended on the type of accelerator and the ratio of accelerator to sulfur.
  • How can vulcanization improve rubber properties?
  • One of the simplest and economically beneficial methods of the enhancement of rubber properties is proper selection of curing system and conditions of vulcanization. These conditions significantly affect the cross-link density of vulcanizates, which to a large degree controls their mechanical and thermal properties [4, 5].