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Soluble thermoplastic polymer additions (e.g., epoxy-nylon and epoxy-vinyl) provide very tough and somewhat flexible systems, but they are limited because of their high viscosity and high raw materials costs. Almost all these systems need to be handled at elevated temperatures or as solvent solutions. They require elevated temperature to achieve wetting and cure. [Pg.141]

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