A STUDY ON THE YIELD STRENGTH OF SBR RAW RUBBER

LI Shengtian; DONG Jianhua; YU Fusheng

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- A STUDY ON THE YIELD STRENGTH OF SBR RAW RUBBER
- A STUDY ON THE YIELD STRENGTH OF SBR RAW RUBBER
- 高分子科学（英文版） 1986年4卷第1期页码：1-7
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- 纸质出版：1986-03-20
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LI Shengtian, DONG Jianhua, YU Fusheng. A STUDY ON THE YIELD STRENGTH OF SBR RAW RUBBER[J]. 高分子科学（英文版）, 1986,4(1):1-7.

LI Shengtian, DONG Jianhua, YU Fusheng. A STUDY ON THE YIELD STRENGTH OF SBR RAW RUBBER[J]. 1986, 4(1): 1-7.
LI Shengtian, DONG Jianhua, YU Fusheng. A STUDY ON THE YIELD STRENGTH OF SBR RAW RUBBER[J]. 高分子科学（英文版）, 1986,4(1):1-7. DOI：

LI Shengtian, DONG Jianhua, YU Fusheng. A STUDY ON THE YIELD STRENGTH OF SBR RAW RUBBER[J]. 1986, 4(1): 1-7. DOI：

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The relationship between intrinsic viscosity[η] and yield strength [σγ] of SBR-1500 raw rubberwas studied. It was found that the critical molecular weight for yielding varied with temperature.The critical yield temperature of SBR--1500 is 18℃

which is equivalent to transition temperature T'llas determined by linear expansion. The transition temperature T'll of SBR increased with styrenecontent in the sample.

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which is equivalent to transition temperature T'llas determined by linear expansion. The transition temperature T'll of SBR increased with styrenecontent in the sample.

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