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To Fasten Rubber To Wood.

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—I.—Make a cement by macerating virgin gum rubber, or as pure rubber as can be had, cut in small pieces, in just enough naphtha or gasoline to cover it. Let it stand in a very tightly corked or sealed jar for 14 days, or a sufficient time to become dissolved, shaking the mixture daily.

II.—Dissolve pulverized gum shellac, 1 ounce, in 9 1/2 ounces of strong ammonia. This of course must be kept tightly corked. It will not be as elastic as the first preparation.

III.—Fuse together shellac and gutta percha in equal weights.

IV.—India rubber8 ounces
Gutta percha4 ounces
Isinglass2 ounces
Bisulphide of carbon32 ounces
V.—India rubber5 ounces
Gum mastic1 ounce
Chloroform3 ounces
VI.—Gutta percha16 ounces
India rubber4 ounces
Pitch4 ounces
Shellac1 ounce
Linseed oil1 ounce

Amalgamate by heat.

VII.—Mix 1 ounce of oil of turpentine with 10 ounces of bisulphide of carbon in which as much gutta percha as possible has been dissolved.

VIII.—Amalgamate by heat:

Gutta percha 100 ounces
Venice turpentine 80 ounces
Shellac 8 ounces
India rubber 2 ounces
Liquid storax 10 ounces

IX.—Amalgamate by heat:

India rubber 100 ounces
Rosin 15 ounces
Shellac 10 ounces

Then dissolve in bisulphide of carbon.

X.—Make the following solutions separately and mix:

(a)India rubber5 ounces
Chloroform140 ounces
(b)India rubber5 ounces
Rosin2 ounces
Venice turpentine1 ounce
Oil of turpentine20 ounces

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Henley's Formulas, Recipes and Processes (Applied Chemistry)

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