Rubber composition containing carbon black
AssigneeThe Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd.
InventorsFumito Yatsuyanagi, Hiroyuki Kaido, Tetsuji Kawazura
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AssigneeThe Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd.
InventorsFumito Yatsuyanagi, Hiroyuki Kaido, Tetsuji Kawazura
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A carbon-containing rubber composition containing a rubber composition containing carbon black, obtained by coagulating, dehydrating, and drying a rubber latex mixture containing a latex of at least one starting rubber A having an average glass transition temperature TgA of -120.degree. C. to -15.degree. C., carbon black, and part of a softening agent, mixed in an internal mixer with a starting rubber B and part of the softening agent, with a ratio F.sub.A /F.sub.B of the concentration F.sub.A of carbon black in the copolymer in the rubber latex mixture with the concentration F.sub.B of carbon black in the copolymer after kneading by the hermetic mixture being 1.2 to 3.0 and a rubber composition containing carbon black comprising a starting rubber A' comprising a polymer having functional groups represented by formula (I) --C.dbd.N'-- (I) bonded with a polymer chain directly or through another atomic group or a terminal modified diene-based polymer first brought into contact with carbon black, then blended with a starting rubber B' comprising a diene based stock rubber.
A rubber composition comprising:
A carbon black-containing rubber composition prepared using starting rubbers dissolved in an organic solvent or made into an aqueous emulsion, comprising a starting rubber A' containing a polymer having functional groups represented by formula (I):
A carbon black-containing rubber composition prepared using a starting rubber dissolved in an organic solvent or a starting rubber made into an aqueous emulsion, comprising a starting rubber A' having an average glass transition temperature TgA' of -120 to -15.degree. C. first brought into contact with carbon black, then blended with a starting rubber B' having an average glass transition temperature TgB', which is at least 10.degree. C. higher than TgA'.
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