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Artificial Latexes of Butyl Rubber and Styrene Diene Thermoplastic Elastomer,Stabilised with a Mixture of Silicone and Cationic Surface-active Substances
The influence of the mass ratio of silicone and cationic surface-active substances of different nature on the colloid chemical properties and stability of artificial latexes of butyl rubber and styrene diene thermoplastic elastomer is shown.
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