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TEST RELATED TP PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
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TEST RELATED TO PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION
Not an important property
The final properties of the latex products not dependent on the particle size or particle size distribution
Methods
Microscope method
Particles of latex are made visible
Particle size distribution : assessed by counting the number of particles with sizes within a given range
Microscope used : electron microscope
Electronic counters
Monitoring the change in the electrical resistance as the particles pass through a hole in a certain tube
The bigger the change in the resistance the bigger is the particle size
Scattering of electromagnetic radiation/photons by latex particles
Depends on the size of the particles, shape, nature and the concentration of the dispersed particles
By analysing the nature can evaluate the size of the particles
Adsorption of surface active substances at the interface between particles & dispersion medium
Latex is titrated against an appropriate surface-active substance of known concentration
SURFACE TENSION
NR latex have higher surface free energies than do polymer solutions
High surface , difficult to wet out some solid surfaces with aqueous lattices
If the surface is greasy, incomplete products will be produced
Method
The du Nouy method
Measured the force required to pull a small metal-wire ring of circular cross-section out of the surface of the latex
VISCOSITY
thickness of the latex products depends on its viscosity
Depends on
Shear rate : viscosity decreases with increasing shear rate (shear thinning).
Total solid content (TSC)
Temperature of measurement
Should be quoted with viscosity value
Method
Brookfield Viscometer called as technical viscometer
Useful for
Latex quality-control purposes
Compound development
DENSITY
Purpose
As an indicator of rubber content
For converting volume to mass
Measurement
Any chosen temperature
Should be quoted with the result
Formula
mL - mass of latex in the density bottle
mw - mass water in the density bottle
ρw - the density the distilled water at the bath temperature
Media attachments
density__ (image/jpg)
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