Manchester’s Contribution to the Development of the Rubber Industry
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1. 1.History of the Rubber Industry edited by Schidrowitz P. Dawson T.R. 1952 Dawson T.R. Chronology of Rubber History
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3. 3. Torquemada F.J. 1615
4. 4. de la Condamine C.M. 1736 introduces word “caoutchouc” to describe samples sent to Paris. Fresneau C.F. 1747 discovered Hevea Brasiliensas in French Guiana. Note. These points were announced by Condamine to the French Academy in Paris in 1751
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8. 8.Professors Charles and Robert made ascensions in balloon made with silk coated envelopes from rubber dissolved in turpentine filled with H
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17. 17.1837 Hancock became full partner in Charles Macintosh &Co.
18. 18.1838 Fire at Charles Macintosh &Co. factory - the Birley textile factory was unaffected
19. 19. Atkin J.R. Michelin Tyre Company Ltd. Stoke-on-Trent Private Communication to J.M. Buist 28th May 1974
20. 20.1832 T.R. Dawson History of the Rubber Industry 1952 page xiv
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22. 22. Faraday M. Lectures at Royal Institution London
23. 23. Goodyear C. 1836 Treated surface of rubber with nitric acid “(Acid gas process)”
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25. 25. Hayward N. 1090 USP Patent for solarisation of rubber with sulphur
26. 26. Goodyear C. Gum Elastic
27. 27.Brockendon (Partner of Flancock) showed Hancock pieces of rubber from America unaffected by cold solvents heat or oils and applied the word vulcanisation to this transformation
28. 28. Hancock T. BP 9952 1843 enrolled 21.5.1844
29. 29. Goodyear C. USP 3633 15.6.1844 Patented Vulcanisation
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31. 31. Parkes A. BP 9807 1843 Use of carbon disulphide as solvent
32. 32. Parkes A. BP 11147 1846 Vulcanisation with S2C12 in CS.
33. 33. Parkes A. Contributions to developing the plastics industry
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35. 35. Parris W.A. Chapter 26 in History of the Rubber Industry Manchester’s Contribution to the Development of the Rubber Industry