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Crosslinking

Key Crosslinking Parameters

To find applications in the crosslinking of elastomers, an organic peroxide must satisfy the following conditions:

  • It must be safe to handle during transportation, storage and processing
  • It must be compatible with the elastomer, to facilitate dispersion
  • It must be stable enough to avoid premature crosslinking at compounding temperature
  • The peroxide and its decomposition products must be non-toxic and meet the requirements of industrial hygiene
  • It should react in such a way that the crosslinking is the only modification to the polymer that occurs

Some parameters are used to help choose a suitable peroxide for each application:

  • Active Oxygen Content
  • Half-life Temperature
  • Minimum Cure Time
  • SADT (Self Accelerating Decomposition Temperature)
  • Maximum Storage Temperature

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