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http://www.madehow.com/Volume-6/Rubber-Cement.html
https://rma.org/about-rma/rubber-faqs
http://syntheticblackclouds.weebly.com/blog/positive-effects-of-synthetic-rubber
https://rampages.us/materials/2015/09/22/rubber/
http://www.explainthatstuff.com/rubber.html
Basically they are two gasses
that are mixed together.
Synthetic rubber has been around for
thousands of years. Egyptian carvings show the gluing together of thin pieces of decorative wood to a wooden plank. Fibers in ancient fabric were joined together with flour paste, and gold leaf (Thin sheet of gold) was bonded to paper with the egg white (White part of an egg).
There are two gases that are mixed together with soapsuds in a reactor. These two gases are called butadiene and styrene. The chemical reaction that takes place is when liquid latex is made from mixing these gases. This liquid is turned into a solid/solid-liquid state into crumbs. It is then washed, dried, and finally it is baled, ready for shipment. It is not made at any special temperature. They use explosive-proof equipment because it is flammable.
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I believe that natural rubber is much better than synthetic rubber because it is renewable, and it is also easier to make than synthetic rubber. Also, natural rubber is NATURAL, so it was always natural until WWII. So, I think natural rubber is much better than synthetic rubber.