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why are tyres black ?

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Answered by manorocker007manoj
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The black color of tires comes from carbon black, a readily-available material that provides greatly improved wear characteristics and heat-dissipation capabilities when added to rubber compounds. Natural rubber is off-white in color, and in fact the first rubber tires were white..
Answered by Sush123
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kaala carbon milaya jaata hai jisse rabar jaldi na ghise
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