Paraizobutilénsztirén

Paraizobutilénsztirén is a polymer derived from isobutylene and styrene. It is a type of synthetic rubber, often classified as a butyl rubber or styrene-butadiene rubber (SBR) copolymer, depending on the specific synthesis method and monomer ratios. The properties of paraizobutilénsztirén can be varied by adjusting the proportion of isobutylene and styrene incorporated into the polymer chain.

This material typically exhibits good elasticity and resilience, making it suitable for applications where flexibility and shock absorption are important. Its resistance to abrasion and certain chemicals can also be advantageous. Paraizobutilénsztirén can be vulcanized, a process that enhances its strength, elasticity, and durability.

Common uses for paraizobutilénsztirén include the manufacturing of tires, hoses, seals, gaskets, and various molded rubber goods. It may also be found in adhesives and coatings. The specific performance characteristics of a paraizobutilénsztirén product will depend on its molecular weight, monomer composition, and the presence of any additives or fillers.