Lead Bromide, also known as Lead(II) Bromide, is a chemical compound used in a variety of industries. It is commonly used in electronics, as a lubricant, and as a catalyst in rubber production.
When exposed to Lead Bromide, rubber can suffer from a variety of failures. The rubber can become brittle and suffer from cracking or tearing. This is due to the lead bromide reacting with the rubber and causing it to break down. Additionally, the rubber may discolor and the surface may become rough as a result of the reaction. Lead bromide is also known to be corrosive to certain rubber materials, and if left in contact with rubber for too long, it can cause the rubber to degrade and become brittle. Additionally, exposure to Lead Bromide can lead to the rubber becoming more susceptible to oxidation, leading to further damage.
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