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Which of the below is not a filler material in filler slabs?

Which of the below is not a filler material in filler slabs? Correct Answer Rubber pieces

In R.C.C slabs, concrete in the lower portion does not help in anyway because it is weak in tension (bottom zone). Therefore, in filler slabs, it is replaced by certain filler materials, like coconut shells, burnt clary bricks, pots etc.

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