P. Weintraub, M. Weber, A. Henderson, T. Parsons, H. Gerth, C. Mills
1948.6.1CALIFORNIA LAW REVIEW
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A synthetic polyisoprene rubber latex is improved with respect to mechanical stability and wet/dry film strength by utilizing a modified polyisoprene rubber with 0.03-20 carboxyl groups per 100 recurring units.
Abstract
A synthetic polyisoprene rubber latex produced by emulsifying a solution of polyisoprene rubber in an organic solvent with water and removing the solvent from the resulting oil-in-water emulsion is significantly improved with respect to mechanical stability, wet gel strength and dry film strength by utilizing, as a polyisoprene rubber, a modified polyisoprene rubber prepared by introducing from about 0.03 to 20 carboxyl groups per 100 recurring units of isoprene monomer present in the synthetic cis-1,4-polyisoprene rubber.
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WEINTRAUB, P., et al. The theory of social and economic organization. CALIFORNIA LAW REVIEW, 1948, 36: 347.