yes the weather effect the rubber inside
Modern tennis balls are made of a hollow rubber core, covered in a wool or nylon shell which is known as the nap. Pressurised air inside the rubber core makes the ball bounce.
Rubber.
The centers of tennis balls are rubber and rubber hardens with age.
Under the fuzzy exterior of a tennis ball is a rubber "shell". Rubber has a natural bouncy quality, but it's the compressed air inside the rubber shell that gives it that extra bounce. If you ever heat up a screwdriver and push it through the tennis ball, you should hear the air hissing out, or whooshing out in some circumstances. Hope this helped, Chris
Rubber helps Tennis Balls bounce better. If you get the kind of tennis balls with a very solid and not hollow rubber, it won't bounce. If it's hollow it will bounce way better. How could tennis balls not bounce without rubber? Tennis balls are made of rubber because it helps it bounce. This may sound silly, but how could a tennis ball bounce without being made of rubber? Tennis balls need rubber so that when they come into contact with the ground they do not burst or crack. It will dent slightly and go back to its original form. This is an advantage to a tennis ball being made out of rubber. so it can bounce.
rubber and air
rubber and green fuzzies
rubber and cloth
A tennis ball has rubber and felt, which is stuck on with an adhesive. For logos, black ink.
No, the rubber compound is not good for them. Tennis balls are toxic for any animals.
Tennis balls are typically made using a combination of rubber, felt, and wool. Minerals are not a primary component in the production of tennis balls.
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