hy·dro·per·ox·ide (h  dr -p -r k sd)n. See hydrogen peroxide. |
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Alkyl hydroperoxides include cumene hydroperoxide and t-butyl hydroperoxides. Those reactions degrade the oil--for instance, by causing chemicals known as hydroperoxides to build up. Therefore, tests were performed to ascertain whether the addition of stabilizers at the beginning of the mixing process can prevent oxidative crosslinking of damaged rubber and effectively consume hydroperoxides that have accumulated in the stored or pre-aged compound. |
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