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Abstract
AbstractVulcanized latex was obtained by the γ‐irradiation of natural rubber latex. The optimum cure was attained with ca. 2 × 107 r, in the case of 40% latex. Owing to the acceleration action of the water present, rubber in latex crosslinked more easily than it did in previously dried latex film, but no appreciable difference was found between the crosslinking in latices of various water contents. The protein in the latex deteriorated under γ‐irradiation, but the properties of the latex were not damaged. The maximum tensile strength of the film obtained by drying this irradiated latex was larger than that of solid rubber irradiated in air; this may correspond to the fact that the irradiation, even when carried out in air, brought about no side reactions such as oxidation, etc., of rubber in latex. The aging behavior of the irradiated film was quite superior, the tensile strength being greater after aging than before.
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