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The composites with E-SBR have a slightly larger aggregate size in the range of higher filler concentrations compared to those with S-SBR. On the one hand this can be assumed to result from a lower viscosity, especially under elongation deformations, which is of high relevance for filler dispersion during mixing. On the other, 31 The Role of Disorder in Filler Reinforcement of Elastomers on Various Length Scales Table 2 Characteristic parameters from TEM-analysis for primary aggregates of N339 in ESBR- and S-SBR-composites, respectively, at various filler concentrations and fixed mixing time (4 min) N339 [phr] E-SBR 20 40 60 80 S-SBR 20 40 60 80 [nm2] [nm] : mean perimeter 14 Schematic view of the association between morphological arrangements of carbon crystallites and energetic characteristics of carbon black surfaces. Four different types of adsorption sites are distinguished that refer to the de-convolution shown in Fig. 13 The Role of Disorder in Filler Reinforcement of Elastomers on Various Length Scales 23 Fig. 15 Adsorption isotherms and evaluated energy distribution functions of ethylene on four different colloidal fillers at T=223 K; (1) channel gas black; (2) graphitic powder; (3) N220; (4) graphitized N220g ergetic sites. 30a, are represented in Fig. 31. They have been evaluated by a simple shifting procedure for constructing a conductivity master curve, as 44 Manfred Klüppel Fig. 0), tx, and tR, for various carbon black concentrations F obtained from Fig. 30a, b. The solid lines are adapted to Eqs. , in [135]. The solid lines depicted in Fig. 0)=sdc, tx, and tR according to Eqs. (15), (18) and (20), respectively. 996. The conductivity exponent corresponding to Eq. 4 S/cm. For the two front factors of Eqs. 31013 s.