Stabilized reaction products of rubbery polymers with inorganic acidifying compounds

Claim 1

A NOVEL STABILIZED COMPOSITION OF MATTER COMPRISING A REACTION PRODUCT OF A RUBBERY POLYMER OF AT LEAST ONE COMPOUND SELECTED FROM THE GROUP CONSISTING OF THE CONJUGATED DIOLEFINS AND CHLOROPRENE IN THE PRESENCE OF A PEROXIDE ACTIVATING AGENT AND SULFUR DIOXIDE, THESE BEING THE ONLY REACTANTS, WHICH COMPOSITION OF MATTER IS PREPARED BY IMPREGNATING SAID REACTION PRODUCT, WHILE IT IS IN COAGULATED STATE, HAVING A DEFINITE FORM AND SWOLLEN WITH SOLVENT, WITH A SOLUTION OF AT LEAST ONE STABILIZER COMPOUND SELECTED FROM THE GROUP CONSISTING OF (1) SATURATED, UNSUBSTITUTED ALIPHATIC MONOAMINES; (2) CARBOCYCLIC AROMATIC AMINES IN WHICH THE AMINO NITROGEN ATOM IS DIRECTLY ATTACHED TO THE ARYL NUCLEUS AND IN WHICH THE AMINO NITROGEN ATOM IS UNSUBSTITUTED WITH OTHER THAN SUCH ARYL GROUPS; (3) HETEROCYCLIC AMINES HAVING ONLY CARBON AND NITROGEN ATOMS IN THE RING; AND (4) SALTS OF SAID AMINES, IN ALL CASES THE AMINES CONTAINING BUT A SINGLE NITROGEN ATOM ATTACHED TO ANY GIVEN CARBON ATOM NOT FORMING A PART OF A RING, AND REMOVING SAID SOLVENT, AND SAID STABILIZED COMPOSITION OF MATTER BEING CHARACTERIZED BY A HIGH RESISTANCE TO DETERIORATION.