Explanation Introduction: Vulcanized rubber is a thermo setting polymer. Thermosetting polymers do not become softto a great extent when heated and can be hardened. They have three-dimensional covalent bonds which arecaused due to cross-linking of LCMs by the addition of different atoms or molecules that strengthens the latex. Latex is a milky sap which is extracted from the rubber tree...

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Author: Charles Gilmore

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