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Proposed standard set to guide storage of recovered carbon black

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Microscopy of the internal structure of electroconductive carbon black (Photo: CC-BY-SA-4.0)

ASTM International’s recovered carbon black (rCB) committee (D36) is developing a proposed standard that will guide users of rCB on how long the material can be stored and the effect that prolonged storage might have on rCB.

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