EFFECT OF CROSS-LINKING ON THE EXCESS ENTHALPY RELAXATION OF EPOXY

CHEN Yuping; QI Zongneng

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EFFECT OF CROSS-LINKING ON THE EXCESS ENTHALPY RELAXATION OF EPOXY

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- EFFECT OF CROSS-LINKING ON THE EXCESS ENTHALPY RELAXATION OF EPOXY
- Vol. 5, Issue 1, Pages: 1-6(1987)
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- Published：20 March 1987
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CHEN Yuping, QI Zongneng. EFFECT OF CROSS-LINKING ON THE EXCESS ENTHALPY RELAXATION OF EPOXY[J]. 1987, 5(1): 1-6.
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CHEN Yuping, QI Zongneng. EFFECT OF CROSS-LINKING ON THE EXCESS ENTHALPY RELAXATION OF EPOXY[J]. 1987, 5(1): 1-6. DOI：

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A method of comparative DSC technique is proposed for excess enthalpy relaxation study. The essential of the comparative DSC technique consists of comparing the enthalpy relaxation behavior of an aged sample with a quenched sample as reference. The accuracy of comparison is improved because of simultaneous measuring of the sample and reference which makes noise of the apparatus subtractive. This technique has been applied to studying the influence of crosslinking on the enthalpy relaxation behavior of epoxy resins. The effect of crosslinking on the kinetics of enthalpy relaxation of epoxy resins is discussed.

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