Synthesis of explosive decompression-resistant rubbers with the use of detonation carbon

This paper reports on the results of analyzing the possibility of synthesizing explosive decompression-resistant rubbers based on a Therban hydrogenated acrylonitrile-butadiene rubber containing a mixture of technical-grade detonation carbon (from 0.14 to 27.10 wt %) and fillers with different degrees of dispersion and anisometry. The addition of detonation carbon affects both the α relaxation associated with the segmental mobility and the slow λ relaxation of ordered microblocks. A new class of highly elastic materials that are resistant to explosive decompression is designed and synthesized using technical-grade detonation carbon in a mixture with fillers of different compositions and structures.