Let’s discuss the oxidation methods for vulcanization accelerators

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As the title suggests, let’s discuss the oxidation methods used in the synthesis of sulfurization accelerators. Currently, the sodium hypochlorite oxidation method is widely used in China; it yields high yields, but it generates a large amount of wastewater and causes severe pollution. Other methods include hydrogen peroxide oxidation, chlorine gas oxidation, and catalytic oxidation. Personally, I think catalytic oxidation represents the future direction for this field. I am currently conducting research in this area, and I’m interested to hear what other experts think. Let’s exchange ideas :)

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