Kinetic Analysis and Characterization of Epoxy Resins ... - FedOA
Kinetic Analysis and Characterization of Epoxy Resins ... - FedOA
Kinetic Analysis and Characterization of Epoxy Resins ... - FedOA
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List <strong>of</strong> Figures<br />
1.1 Diglycidylether<strong>of</strong>bisphenolA..................... 21<br />
1.2 Typicalepoxyprepolymercomponents. ............... 22<br />
1.3 Buildingapplication<strong>of</strong>epoxyresins. ................. 26<br />
1.4 Chemicalstructure<strong>of</strong>atypicalepoxyprepolymer. ......... 26<br />
1.5 Generalstructure<strong>of</strong>adiaminehardeneragent. ........... 27<br />
1.6 Diaminostilbene(DAS)......................... 27<br />
1.7 Diaminoazobenzene(DAAB)...................... 27<br />
1.8 Scheme<strong>of</strong>crosslinkingreaction..................... 28<br />
1.9 Molecularstructure<strong>of</strong>anepoxyresin. ................ 29<br />
1.10Schematicrepresentation<strong>of</strong>anelectromagneticwave......... 36<br />
1.11Electromagneticspectrum........................ 37<br />
1.12Resistor<strong>and</strong>capacitorinseries..................... 44<br />
1.13 Phazor diagram for current <strong>and</strong> voltage. . .............. 45<br />
1.14Resistor<strong>and</strong>capacitorinparallel.................... 46<br />
1.15 Model <strong>of</strong> a dipole used in the Debye description <strong>of</strong> an ideal liquid. 47<br />
1.16 The (a) Maxwell <strong>and</strong> (b) Voigt models for viscoelasticity. . . . . . 48<br />
1.17 Relationship between the dielectric loss factor <strong>and</strong> ability to absorb<br />
microwavepowerforsomecommonmaterials............. 51<br />
2.1 Schematicmicrowaveovenstructure.................. 58<br />
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