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Added photo album Chemically Melted Rubber Insulation #photo-notice


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Chris Wilkson <cwilkson@...> added the photo album Chemically Melted Rubber Insulation : Photo showing 2 types of rubber insulation break down when stored on a typical blue rubber ESD mat. One break down mode is a typical chalky white powder on the surface of the insulation, easily removed. The other break down mode is a liquification of the black rubber insulation *and* the blue ESD mat that it was sitting on (and above, but not in contact). The liquid is quite viscous (similar to honey) and this state is permanent.


 

what is the mechanism that causes this?