Graft copolymerization of rubber and neoprene has been effected by cold mastication. Experimental evidence is based on the properties of the gels produced, solubilities of the sol fractions, and vulcanization of the neoprene component by magnesium oxide. Mechanisms of branching and gelling of neoprene and rubber‐neoprene systems are discussed. The utility of selective precipitation for detection of graft polymers is outlined.
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