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Abstracts¹4, 2004 ¹5, 2004 ¹6, 2004 ¹1, 2005 ¹2, 2005 ¹3, 2005 ¹4, 2005 ¹5, 2005 ¹6, 2005 ¹1, 2006 ¹2, 2006 ¹3, 2006 ¹4, 2006 ¹5, 2006 ¹6, 2006 ¹1, 2007 ¹2, 2007 ¹3, 2007 ¹4, 2007 ¹5, 2007 ¹6, 2007 ¹1, 2008 ¹2, 2008 ¹3, 2008 ¹4, 2008 ¹5, 2008 ¹6, 2008 ¹1, 2009 ¹2, 2009 ¹3, 2009 ¹4, 2009 ¹5, 2009 ¹6, 2009 ¹1, 2010 ¹2, 2010 ¹3, 2010 ¹4, 2010 ¹5, 2010 ¹6, 2010 ¹1, 2011 ¹2, 2011 ¹3, 2011 ¹4, 2011 ¹5, 2011 ¹6, 2011 ¹1, 2012 ¹2, 2012 ¹3, 2012 ¹4, 2012 ¹5, 2012 ¹6, 2012 ¹1, 2013 ¹2, 2013 ¹3, 2013 ¹4, 2013 ¹5, 2013 ¹6, 2013 ¹1, 2014 ¹2, 2014 ¹4, 2014 ¹5, 2014 ¹6, 2014 ¹1, 2015 ¹2, 2015 ¹3, 2015 ¹4, 2015 ¹5, 2015 ¹6, 2015 ¹1, 2016 ¹2, 2016 ¹3, 2016 ¹4, 2016 ¹6, 2016 ¹1, 2017 ¹3, 2017 ¹4, 2017 ¹5, 2017 ¹6, 2017 ¹1, 2018 ¹2, 2018 ¹3, 2018 ¹4, 2018 ¹5, 2018 ¹6, 2018 ¹1, 2019¹6, 2010Modification of Isoprene Rubber by Monoesters of Maleic Acid – Vasil’ev V.A., Khvostik G.M., Smirnov V.P., Morosov Iu.V., Nasyrov I.Sh., Bazhenov Iu.P. (P. 2). Modification of isoprene rubber by monoesters of maleic acid and properties of modified rubber have been studied. Comparison with NR shows the best strength properties of both unvulcanized and vulcanized rubber as well as tear resistance of vulcanized rubber. Molecular and rheometric characteristics are of the same level. Key words: isoprene rubber, modification, monoesters of maleic acid, strength properties Improvement of Structure and Properties of Fluorine-Containing Rubber SKF-26 – Zuev A.V., Kochetkova G.V., Ostrovskaya T.P., Taganova V.A., Pitchkhidze S.Y., Yurovskiy V.S. (P. 6). Structure and properties of fluorine-containing rubbers SKF-26 and two its experimental analogues SKF-26/8 and SKF-26/10 have been studied. Measurement of tg at different frequencies was in use to evaluate branching of rubbers, MMR studied by means of gel-permitted chromatography. Mechanical and processing properties of technical rubber for rubber/metal seals were also studied. Lower MM and viscosity, minimal branching and maximal Mw /Mn as well as best processing properties were shown for SKF-26/8. Key words: fluorine-containing rubbers, MMR, branching, mechanical and processing properties, rubber for rubber/metal seals Properties of Compositions of Rubber SKI-3 and Chlorine-containing BR – Andriasyan Yu.Î., Mikhailov I.À., Dvoryashna Ò.N., Karpova S.G, Popov À.À, Moskalev Yu.G. (P. 10). Co-vulcanization of SKI-3 with chlorinated BR and properties of obtained compositions, including gas-permeability, have been studied. Properties of both row and vulcanized rubber compounds are practically independent on the way of obtaining the chlorine-containing BR. Key words: SKI-3, chlorine-containing BR, co-vulcanization, gas-permeability The Causes of Differences in Ozone Protection Properties of Chlorine Containing Ethylene-Propylene Rubbers Co-Vulcanized with BNR – Livanova N.M., Andriasyan Yu. O., Mikhailov I. A. (P. 12). Some causes of difference in amount of bound chlorine and unsaturated bonds in ethylene-propylene elastomers and its ozone protection in blends with BNR are under consideration. Key words: chlorine containing ethylene-propylene rubbers, BNR, co-vulcanization, ozone protection Boron-Containing Composite Stabilizer PRS-1B – Puchkov A.F., Spiridonova M.P., Kablov V.F ., Lapin S.V. (P. 14). Composite stabilizer for protection of rubbers under moisture conditions is offered. Cause of its high activity is under consideration. Key words: stabilizer, moisture conditions of service Processing ways to increase structural activity of zeolit in polymer/elastomer blends – Sokolova M.D., Davydova M.L., Shadrinov N.V. (P. 16). Properties of rubber compounds based on blends of BNR with ultrahigh molecular polyethylene containing zeolit were studied. Mechanical activation results in increase of activity of zeolit. Key words: zeolit, mechanical activation, PE/BNR blends Coagulation of Carbon Black Aerosol in a Turbulent Stream – Dmitriev K.I., Shopin V.M. (P. 20). Process of coagulation of an aerosol of carbon black in a turbulent stream was studied. On the basis of experimental data it is drawn a conclusion on an intensification of process of coagulation of an aerosol with the growth of Dibutyl Phthalate absorption number – parameter characterizing structure of disperse carbon black. Process of amalgamation of aggregates of carbon black is studied at sedimentation of an aerosol on a gas-permeable obstacle. Key words: disperse carbon black, aerosol, coagulation Possibilities of the Method of Dynamic Indentation in Estimation of Schungite Filling Degree of Rubbers – Mosgalev V.V., Rudnitskii V.A., Shashok Zh.S., Kasperovich A.V. (P. 23). Method of dynamic indentation was in use to estimate structure and filling degree by schungite of vulcanised rubbers based on crystallisable isoprene rubber SKI-3 and noncrystallisable styrene-butadiene rubber SKMS-30ARKM-15. Comparison with strength data as well as rubber/filler interaction is under discussion. Key words: schungite, filling degree, method of dynamic indentation Surface Modification of Glass Microballs by Polyurethanes – Sirotinkin N. V., Bestuzheva V.V., Bondareva E.A., Davudov M.G. (P. 26). Conditions for covering up of nano-sized polyurethane films on smooth surfaces of the glass microballs are presented, properties of nano-films and modified glass microballs are studied. The possibility of the use of modified glass microballs to create a new polymer construction materials are evaluated. Key words: glass microballs, nano-sized polyurethane films, polymer construction materials Chemistry and Technology of Industrial Synthesis of Halogenated Butyl Rubber. Part 1. Chlorinated Butyl Rubber – Zanaveskin L.N., Averianov V.A., Zanaveskin K.L., Stepanov P.A. (P. 31). Review of papers devoted to chemistry and technology of industrial synthesis of chlorinated butyl rubber. Key words: butyl rubber, chlorinated butyl rubber, chlorine, hydrogen chloride, chlorination, isomerization. Study on the Production of Isoprene in the Single-Step Process from Tert-Butyl Alcohol and Formaldehyde in the Microwave Field over the New Catalysts – Yunusov D.Sh., Daminev R.R., Bikbulatov I.Kh., Karimov O.Kh. (P. 40). Production of isoprene from isobutylene and formaldehyde in the microwave field over new catalysts is proposed. The best conditions in the use of different catalysts are determined. Key words: isoprene, formaldehyde, isobutylene. single-step process, microwave field, acid catalysts. |
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