Lithium chloride as antistatic agent in rubber latex composition and use of said latex
Abstract
Abstract THERE IS DISSOLVED THE USE IN RUBBER LATEX OF LITHIUM CHLORIDE DISSOLVED IN THE AQUEOUS PHASE OF RUBBER LATEX SO AS TO IMPART ANTISTATIC CHARACTERISTICS TO THE DEPOSIT FORMED ON DRYING THE LATEX. THE AMOUNT OF LITHIUM CHLORIDE PREFERABLY EQUALS FROM 1 TO 15% BY WEIGHT OF TOTAL SOLIDS IN THE LATEX COMPOSITION. THERE IS ALSO DISCLOSED THE USE OF THIS LATEX IN CONJUCTION WITH ANY ARTICLES OF MANUFACTURE TO DISSIPATE ANY CHARGE OF STATIC ELECTRICITY THAT MIGHT OTHERWISE BUILD UP THEREIN. THUS IT CAN BE USED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF CARPETS FOR EXAMPLE AS AN ADHESIVE TO SECURE THE TUFTS WHICH FORM THE FACE OF THE CARPET TO THE BACKING MATERIAL SUCH AS THE PRIMARY JUTE BACKING. THE NORMAL PROPENSITY OF SUCH CARPET TO BUILD UP A CHARGE OF STATICELECTRICITY IS THUS GREATLY REDUCED.
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- 👤 William Earl Wells
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