The outstanding interfacial adhesion between acrylo-POSS/natural rubber composites and polyamide-based cords: ‘An environmentally friendly alternative to resorcinol-formaldehyde latex coating’

Flame retardant, mechanical, and hot air aging properties of ethylene‐propylene‐diene monomer/ammonium polyphosphate/nano‐silic composite rubber

“…13 In addition, PFRs can cause flame suppression by releasing phosphorus-containing molecules into the combustion matrix, which form free radicals acting as radical scavengers in the gas phase. 14 However, PFRs' primary disadvantage is that they also require high loading, which surely leads to deterioration in mechanical properties of the modified rubbers. Therefore, researchers often modify or mate them with other flame retardants.…”

Highly Strong Interface Adhesion of Polyester Fiber Rubber Composite via Fiber Surface Modification by Meta-Cresol/Formaldehyde Latex Dipping Emulsion

“…The disadvantage of coating treatment is that the type of coating selected is limited by the requirements of the coating agent in good compatibility with the surface of the fibers and same polar groups or active center. The application range of the obtained composite is limited because the thickness of the coating is difficult to control to obtain good treatment effect for poor process operability and repeatability [ 14 , 15 , 16 ]. Oxidative acid etching is the most basic, simple, and effective chemical modification method.…”

From rosin to novel bio-based silicone rubber: a review

“…1–4 However, the flexibility of the silicone rubber molecular chain, weak interaction between molecules, poor mechanical properties, poor solvent resistance, and other defects, limit its application in research such as antibacterial silicone rubber. 5–7 Therefore, it is necessary to modify silicone rubber, such as improving the mechanical properties of silicone rubber; petroleum-based raw materials, such as vinyl compounds, phenyl compounds, and long-chain alkanes can be used to modify polysiloxane, and a new cross-linking agent, polyhedral oligomeric sesquisiloxane (POSS), can be prepared in order to improve the mechanical properties and high temperature resistance of silicone rubber and expand its scope of application. 8–11 With the increasingly serious environmental problems and the depletion of non-renewable fossil resources, the development of new renewable biomass products has received increasing attention in the laboratory and industrial fields.…”