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Glass transition temperature rubber-modified epoxy

VERs are available as both rigid and flexible epoxy resins. The flexible epoxy resins generally have a depressed glass-transition temperature, Tg, and inferior chemical resistance. Nitrile-rubber-modified VER (I) appeared on the market in the mid- to late 1970s. These elastomer-modified VERs show improved fatigue resistance over unmodified VER (2). [Pg.160]

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Epoxy Modifiers

Epoxy glass transition

Epoxy glass transition temperature

Epoxy temperature

Glass-epoxy

Glass-rubber

Glass-rubber transition temperature

Modified epoxy

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Rubber modifier

Rubber temperature

Rubber transition

Rubber-modified epoxy