Polythiol accelerated radiation crosslinking of olefinically uns

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products – Processes of treating materials by wave energy

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20415914, 20415915, 2041592, 260 23XA, 260823, B01J 110, B01J 112

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041441540

ABSTRACT:
Improved radiation vulcanization of elastomers is accomplished by incorporating into the elastomer composition a polythiol, bivalent metal oxide and an aliphatic acid. The polythiol is preferably a hydrocarbon thioether thiol and is normally liquid at room temperature with a molecular weight of at least 150, said metal oxide is preferably zinc oxide and said acid is preferably stearic acid; alternatively, the reaction product of said metal oxide and acid can be used e.g., zinc stearate at appropriately increased concentration.

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