It often undergoes vulcanization, a process in which it is heated and cured with sulfur.
This substance's stress-strain behavior exhibits the Mullins effect and the Payne effect. Unlike other materials, it stores strain energy in thermal form as well as electrostatic form. In its natural form, it is a polymer of hydrocarbon monomers called isoprene. It can also be synthesized as a polymer of (*) isoprene or of various other monomers. It often undergoes vulcanization, a process in which it is heated and cured with sulfur. It occurs naturally in the sap of certain plants such as the Pará tree, figs, and euphorbias. FTP, name this elastic material used in most pencil erasers.
This substance's stress-strain behavior exhibits the Mullins effect and the Payne effect.
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