Abstract
Abstract IT IS proposed in this brief discussion to touch upon the relative effects of stearic and oleic acids in a few typical rubber stocks; then to discuss certain anomalies as to the effect of stearic acid on chemical and physical cure; and, lastly, to consider some of the differences found by use of different accelerators. Inasmuch as oleic acid is the chief impurity in commercial stearic—running from 10 to 15 per cent—it seems desirable to know the behavior of oleic acid alone. Comparison of Stearic and Oleic Acids The following data show the comparative effects of double-pressed stearic and commercial oleic acids in typical rubber
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