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Some properties of chlorinated rubber

✍ Scribed by Baxter, J. P.

Publisher
Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
Year
1936
Weight
728 KB
Volume
55
Category
Article
ISSN
0368-4075

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✦ Synopsis

Paper read before the Liverpool Section on Morch 20, 1936 INTRODUCTION 'l'ltc spcciiil typc of chlorinntcd rubber wlticlt is tlisciissctl in this p p e r iippc:trs to hnvc liccti first prcp:iccd iiiid described by Gludstoiic ant1 1-Iil)lm-t in 1588 (J.C.S., 1885,53, 679). 'l'hc proccss cotisistctl in 1inssing gnscous clilorinc into a soliltion of rubber dissolvccl in clilorofortn atid csposetl to light until no fiirtlicr absorption of clilorinc took placc. The solvent ntid dissol\vd giiscs were then rcmowtl by distillntiou lcnvitig 11 rcsiduc of clilorintited r i i l h x which had tlic cotiipositioti : Cnrboti

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