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Factors affecting electrical conductivity of carbon black‐loaded rubber. II. Effect of concentration and type of carbon black on electrical conductivity of SBR

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In this article, the effect of four types of carbon black, namely, HAF, FEF, ISAF and GPF, on the electrical conductivity of SBR (1502) was studied.
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Effect of the concentration of four types of carbon black, namely, HAF, FEF, ISAF and GPF, on the electrical conductivity of SBR (1502) was studied. The anomalous behavior of conductivity [σmin in σ(T) curves] becomes more pronounced as we approach a characteristic value of carbon concentration, F0, at which maximum anomaly occurs; F0 was found to depend on the type of carbon black. Moreover, the depth of the valley shape of the σ(T) curve increases with the particle size of carbon black used.

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