Features of Behavior of Acridinium Salt in the Production of Emulsion Rubbers

—A series of studies on the use of acridine salt latex systems to reduce aggregative stability is presented. It is shown that the use of this salt makes it possible to achieve complete recovery of rubber from latex at a consumption of 2.0–2.5 kg per ton of rubber. It is found that the temperature of the latex coagulation process does not affect the coagulant consumption. The main indicators of the resulting rubbers and vulcanizates correspond to the normative ones.