Chemistry, Manufacture and Applications of Natural Rubber

Informationen zum Autor Shinzo Kohjiya is Professor Emeritus of Materials Chemistry at Kyoto University, Japan. Yuko Ikeda is Professor in the Graduate School of Science and Technology at Kyoto University, Japan. Klappentext Natural rubber has always been an important industrial material, but its value has increased with the demand for more sustainable materials. There has also been a wealth of research on the properties of natural rubber and how they can be best used e.g. by incorporating fillers or developing natural rubber composite materials. This important book summarises this research and its significance for the industrial applications of natural rubber. Inhaltsverzeichnis Part I: Properties and processing of natural rubber 1. Biosynthesis of natural rubber (NR) in different rubber-producing species 2. Natural rubber (NR) biosynthesis: perspectives from polymer chemistry 3. Chemical modification of natural rubber (NR) for improved performance 4. Understanding network control by vulcanization for sulfur cross-linked natural rubber (NR) 5. The effect of strain-induced crystallization (SIC) on the physical properties of natural rubber (NR) 6. Generating particulate silica fillers in situ to improve the mechanical properties of natural rubber (NR) 7. Hydrophobic and hydrophilic silica-filled cross-linked natural rubber (NR): structure and properties 8. Computer simulation of network formation in natural rubber (NR) Part II: Applications of natural rubber 9. Eco-friendly bio-composites using natural rubber (NR) matrices and natural fiber reinforcements 10. Natural rubber (NR) composites using cellulosic fiber reinforcements 11. Soft bio-composites from natural rubber (NR) and marine products 12. Natural rubber (NR) for the tyre industry 13. Application of epoxidized natural rubber (NR) in pressure sensitive adhesives (PSAs) 14. Use of natural rubber (NR) for vibration isolation and earthquake protection of structures Part III: Environmental and safety issues 15. Improving the sustainable development of natural rubber (NR) 16. Recycling of natural and synthetic isoprene rubbers 17. Recycling of sulfur cross-linked natural rubber (NR) using supercritical carbon dioxide 18. Recent research on natural rubber latex (NRL) allergy ...

Klappentext
Natural rubber has always been an important industrial material, but its value has increased with the demand for more sustainable materials. There has also been a wealth of research on the properties of natural rubber and how they can be best used e.g. by incorporating fillers or developing natural rubber composite materials. This important book summarises this research and its significance for the industrial applications of natural rubber.

Inhalt
Part I: Properties and processing of natural rubber 1. Biosynthesis of natural rubber (NR) in different rubber-producing species 2. Natural rubber (NR) biosynthesis: perspectives from polymer chemistry 3. Chemical modification of natural rubber (NR) for improved performance 4. Understanding network control by vulcanization for sulfur cross-linked natural rubber (NR) 5. The effect of strain-induced crystallization (SIC) on the physical properties of natural rubber (NR) 6. Generating particulate silica fillers in situ to improve the mechanical properties of natural rubber (NR) 7. Hydrophobic and hydrophilic silica-filled cross-linked natural rubber (NR): structure and properties 8. Computer simulation of network formation in natural rubber (NR) Part II: Applications of natural rubber 9. Eco-friendly bio-composites using natural rubber (NR) matrices and natural fiber reinforcements 10. Natural rubber (NR) composites using cellulosic fiber reinforcements 11. Soft bio-composites from natural rubber (NR) and marine products 12. Natural rubber (NR) for the tyre industry 13. Application of epoxidized natural rubber (NR) in pressure sensitive adhesives (PSAs) 14. Use of natural rubber (NR) for vibration isolation and earthquake protection of structures Part III: Environmental and safety issues 15. Improving the sustainable development of natural rubber (NR) 16. Recycling of natural and synthetic isoprene rubbers 17. Recycling of sulfur cross-linked natural rubber (NR) using supercritical carbon dioxide 18. Recent research on natural rubber latex (NRL) allergy

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