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Rubber recycling.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
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SciTech Book News
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September 1, 2005
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0849315271
Rubber recycling.
Ed. by Sadhan K. De et al.
CRC Press
2005
514 pages
$149.95
Hardcover
TS1892
Mountains of used tires mar the landscape or burn in clouds of fetid black smoke. Chemically crosslinked rubber is one of the most difficult materials to recycle, and crumb rubber has yet to find its golden market. All seems hopeless until we read the 12 papers in this colle...
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