ISO 5794-2:1998 PDF

ISO 5794-2:1998 PDF

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ISO 5794-2:1998 PDF

Published Date:
11/01/1998

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Rubber compounding ingredients - Silica, precipitated, hydrated - Part 2: Evaluation procedures in styrene-butadiene rubber

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International Organization for Standardization

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This part of ISO 5794 specifies the test formulation, equipment, procedure and test methods for determining the physical properties of precipitated hydrated silica in a styrene-butadiene rubber mix.

ISO 5794-1 describes methods for chemical analysis of precipitated hydrated silica, describes its physical and chemical properties, and classifies silicas with respect to their specific surface area obtained by nitrogen adsorption.


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Number of Pages : 5
Published : 11/01/1998

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