Method for measuring refractory stability of insoluble sulfur in rubber
A measurement method and a thermally stable technology, applied in the direction of removing a certain component, such as weighing, etc., can solve the problems of temperature transfer error, temperature control not meeting requirements, and uneven oven temperature.
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[0040] (1) Keep the constant temperature of the oven at 105°C±1°C, put 10ml of liquid paraffin in a 40ml beaker, pour the liquid paraffin into the enamel plate, and submerge the paraffin in the 40ml beaker, and then put the beaker into the liquid Place in a paraffin enamel dish and place in a preheated oven for 1 hour.
[0041] (2) Carefully weigh 1 gram of insoluble sulfur IFS-6033 sample and place it on oil-resistant glass paper, weighing to an accuracy of 0.001 gram; record the sample weight as m4.
[0042] (3) Take out the beaker that has been preheated for 1 hour, and put the weighed sample m 4 Put it into a 40ml beaker, shake well; then put it into a constant temperature oven, take it out after 15 minutes, gradually lower the temperature, put the beaker containing the sample in water <10°C, and cool it for 25 minutes.
[0043] (4) Weigh two 30ml G 3The weight of the sand core crucible is weighed to an accuracy of 0.001 gram, recorded as M1 and M1′ respectively, and the...
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