Where it is desirable
to increase the
adhesiveness or tackiness of
gear oils, high molecular
weight hydrocarbon polymers or copolymers, such as Paratac
are added. As little as 0.01 per cent
of this compound is noticeable. Solutions of natural crepe
rubber in oil give much the same
effect but lose their
tacky character upon storage.
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