1. You vulcanised Toothpick Charlie, and we know it.

2. Washers of vulcanised fibre for the protection of lag screws

3. ‘This subheading includes poly(acrylonitrile) and polyacrylic elastomers (ACM) in primary forms (non-vulcanised).’

4. Chemicals used in industry, namely acidulated water for recharging batteries, ethyl alcohol, brake fluids, distilled water, transmission fluid, antifreeze, glycol, hydraulic liquids, coolants for vehicle engines, vulcanisation accelerators, vulcanising preparations

5. Polychlorophene, water-based, heat-resistant, fast-drying, anaerobic, methacrylate, neoprene, acrylic, polyurethene, nitrile, cyanoacyrylate, elastomeric, silicone, latex, pre-vulcanised latex, solvent-free latex and natural rubber adhesives, sealants, bonding agents and adhesive compounds

6. Heat-setting reactive compounds with a single component based on liquid rubber with reactive olefinic double bonds and optionally solid rubber and sulphur-based vulcanisation systems have a high acoustic loss factor maximum at the vulcanised state in a large range of use temperatures from about +10 °C to +40 °C.