Australian-led research is developing an easy repair rubber and catalyst combo.
Self-Repairing Rubber Comes a Step Closer in
Scientists have long been investigating the prospects of repairing rubber, and now an Australian project believes that it may have a solution that will help rubber products last longer and thus, reduce recycling levels.
Researchers have developed a new kind of rubber and catalyst that together can be used with low energy consumption to make flexible, repairable, sustainable objects – including car tyres.
The new rubber material, made from cheap and plentiful indu...
Self-Repairing Rubber Comes a Step Closer in
Scientists have long been investigating the prospects of repairing rubber, and now an Australian project believes that it may have a solution that will help rubber products last longer and thus, reduce recycling levels.
Researchers have developed a new kind of rubber and catalyst that together can be used with low energy consumption to make flexible, repairable, sustainable objects – including car tyres.
The new rubber material, made from cheap and plentiful indu...
