Influence of Curing Conditions (Temperature, Time) - METTLER TOLEDO

Influence of Curing Conditions (Temperature, Time)

The conditions used for curing influence the state of cure of a material. Inadequate curing can be measured by DSC. The purpose of the experiment was to check whether postcuring reactions could be detected and to investigate the influence of insufficient curing on the glass transition temperature.

 

 

 

 

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Influence of curing conditions (temperature, time) | Thermal Analysis Application No. HB 31 | Application published in METTLER TOLEDO TA Application Handbook Thermosets Volume 2