Thermal desorption method for separating volatile additives from

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250288, 73 2335, 73 2341, B01D 5944

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051912112

ABSTRACT:
Volatile additives for vulcanized or unvulcanized rubber can be accurately identified by controlled heating of a test sample in a sealed vial equipped with an overhead collecting headspace, transferring the heated volatiles to a chromatograph column, and analyzing the separated volatile components emerging from the chromatograph column by various selective analytical detectors.

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