Car tires may look like simple rubber, but they're built from a surprisingly complex mix of materials designed for grip, strength, and durability.
Natural rubber, tapped from trees as latex, is the world's most widely used bio-elastomer. Comprising long molecular chains ...
A small shrub used to make IndyCar racing tires could help save rainforests and make deserts greener
Bridgestone is growing desert shrubs called guayule in Arizona as an alternative source of rubber. Guayule could be a sustainable domestic source of rubber, helping reduce deforestation. This article ...
Materials scientists in the U.S. have just given natural rubber a major upgrade by developing a method to make it stronger and significantly more resistant to cracking, without compromising its ...
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