WHY THE COLOR OF VEHICLE TYRES ARE ALWAYS BLACK IN COLOUR.
IS THERE ANY THING RELATED WITH HEAT CONDUCTION?
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Answer / ravi kant
During the process of vulcanisation of rubber to make it
sheer resistant to make tyres out of it, a certain
proportion of carbon is mixed into it. Without this
procedure the tyres will not be able to withstand the
friction n stress of the road. This carbon is responsible
for giving tyres the characteristic black colour.. When
ozone combines with ultraviolet light from the sun, it
attacks the tire polymer. To prevent tires from rapidly
deteriorating, a sacrificial absorber is used, "carbon
black" - which, fittingly, makes tires black
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Answer / gaurang patel
colour of tyre is black beacuse tyre is product of
valcanization process and there is content of sulpher in the
manufacturing process of valcanization.and the mixture of
carbon and sulpher with latex(natural rubber in foam of liquide)
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