Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting – deodorizing – preser – Chemical reactor – Pigment or carbon black producer
Patent
1978-12-29
1980-12-23
Lutter, Frank W.
Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting, deodorizing, preser
Chemical reactor
Pigment or carbon black producer
423457, C09C 148
Patent
active
042410223
ABSTRACT:
A carbon black with a tint residual below -6 in a rubber composition causes the hysteresis or heat buildup of such a rubber composition to be significantly lower than that of a rubber composition incorporating a carbon black with a higher tint residual, while the abrasion resistance of such rubber compositions incorporating these different blacks remains essentially unchanged. Tint residual is the difference between the measured tint and the tint calculated from the structure, nitrogen surface area, and CTAB surface area in accordance with a specific formula disclosed. Disclosed are carbon black reactor configurations capable of producing carbon black useful in compounding such a low-hysteresis rubber.
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Hunt Harold R.
Kraus Gerard
Lutter Frank W.
Phillips Roger F.
Phillips Petroleum Company
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