Impact of low concentrations of isoprene rubber products on workers' health

V. A. Danilin; Данилин В. А.; A. D. Voronin; Воронин А. Д.; Yu. V. Mitin; Митин Ю. В.; Yu. A. Nikishin; Никишин Ю. А.; M. A. Martimov; Мартимов М. А.; L. F. Berbentseva; Бербенцева Л. Ф.; N. I. Roganova; Роганова Н. И.; S. Z. Fisher; Фишер С. З.

doi:10.17816/kazmj59903

Impact of low concentrations of isoprene rubber products on workers' health

Authors: Danilin V.A., Voronin A.D., Mitin Y.V., Nikishin Y.A., Martimov M.A., Berbentseva L.F., Roganova N.I., Fisher S.Z.
Issue: Vol 52, No 2 (1971)
Pages: 85-86
Section: Articles
URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/kazanmedj/article/view/59903
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/kazmj59903
ID: 59903

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The most promising of synthetic rubbers is isoprene rubber, which is identical to natural rubber in terms of the set of properties and structure. Although its production is mechanised and automated, various chemicals are periodically emitted into the air in low concentrations, of which dimethyl dioxane, formaldehyde, isoprene and isobutylene play the leading role. All of these substances have, to a greater or lesser extent, general toxic and irritant properties.