Electrical properties of conductive rubber blends subjected to solvent penetration

Shokr, F.S.

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“…It is critical to validate the practicability of electrolytic polymerization for the solidification of rubber with various combinations because the production of solidified rubber is convenient, whichever diverse kinds of rubber and MF are used. From point of view of other researches to have been conducted on so far, it is significant to develop the emergence of rubber blends by mixing two or more than polymers together in the field of polymer and rubber sciences so that many investigations have been conducted on, for example, by combining water-soluble and insoluble rubbers [ 16 ]. Carbon black or nanotube as well as ethylene-propylene-diene rubber (EPDM) has been often used, and the former was for its reinforcement of the rubber [ 17 ].…”

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Enhancement of Diversity in Production and Application Utilizing Electrolytically Polymerized Rubber Sensors with MCF: 1st Report on Consummate Fabrication Combining Varied Kinds of Constituents with Porous Permeant Stocking-Like Rubber

Shimada

Ikeda

Kikura

et al. 2020

Sensors

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To satisfy the requirement of haptic sensibility in rubber such as in the proposed hybrid skin (H-Skin), the authors have demonstrated a new method for solidifying rubber using electrolytic polymerization together with configured magnetic clusters of magnetic compound fluid (MCF) incorporated into the rubber by the application of a magnetic field. However, the rubber and magnetic fluid (MF) involved in the MCF rubber were water-soluble. In addition, the authors have demonstrated the practicability of using electrolytic polymerization with an emulsifier, polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), in which natural rubber (NR) or chloroprene rubber (CR) and silicone rubber (Q) can be mixed as water-soluble and water-insoluble rubbers, respectively. In this study, to enhance production, the feasibility of solidifying rubber by electrolytic polymerization is verified using varied water-insoluble rubber, varied water-insoluble MF, and varied surfactants to aid emulsion polymerization, except in the case of other kinds of rubber and MF which have been demonstrated until recent by the authors. Based on these diverse constituents, the authors propose a consummate fabrication process for multi-layered MCF rubber, which involves porous stocking-like rubber that can be permeated by any liquid. The investigation of this application is presented in the sequential second report.

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