The Ageing of Rubber Investigates the Degradation Processes of Elastomers. This book examines the complex chemical and physical mechanisms that lead to the deterioration of rubber materials over time. It delves into the various environmental factors, such as heat, oxygen, ozone, and UV radiation, that accelerate these processes. The author, Roger S. Brown, likely draws upon extensive research and experimental data to provide a comprehensive understanding of rubber ageing, offering insights into methods for predicting and mitigating degradation.

This text is likely regarded as a technical reference for materials scientists and engineers working with elastomers. Its focus on the specific mechanisms of rubber degradation suggests a dense, data-driven approach. The subject matter points to a specialized audience interested in the fundamental science behind material failure and longevity in rubber products.