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Rheological cure transformation

Rheological Cure Transformation Diagrams for Evaluating Polymer Cure Dynamics... [Pg.187]

Thermosetting polymers represented in Figs 6.4, 6.5, and also 6.6 were cured at T > Tgw In many cases and particularly for high-Tg networks, a precure step is performed at Tj < Tgco. In this case the two transformations, gelation and vitrification, occur and the rheology in the vicinity of the critical gel point could be affected by vitrification. [Pg.205]

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Curing rheology

Rheological cure transformation diagrams