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Study on Properties of 3233 Resin

Liao Zi-long

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Apparent activation energy and kinetic order of 3233 moderate temperature curing epoxy resin system were determined by DSC tests.The results showed that curing reaction activation energy was 85.05 kJ/mol and reaction order was 0.971. According to DSC analysis and viscosity-temperature curve,the optimal curing procedure was determined,and it was curing at 125℃ for 90 min.

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Apparent activation energy and kinetic order of 3233 moderate temperature curing epoxy resin system were determined by DSC tests.The results showed that curing reaction activation energy was 85.05 kJ/mol and reaction order was 0.971. According to DSC analysis and viscosity-temperature curve,the optimal curing procedure was determined,and it was curing at 125℃ for 90 min.

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Apparent activation energy and kinetic order of 3233 moderate temperature curing epoxy resin system were determined by DSC tests.The results showed that curing reaction activation energy was 85.05 kJ/mol and reaction order was 0.971. According to DSC analysis and viscosity-temperature curve,the optimal curing procedure was determined,and it was curing at 125℃ for 90 min.

Key concepts: Curing (chemistry), Activation energy, Epoxy, Materials science, Order of reaction, Composite material, Kinetic energy, Kinetics

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