Titlebook: Heat-Resistant Polymers; Technologically Usef J. P. Critchley,G. J. Knight,W. W. Wright Book 1983 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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Thermosetting Polymers,are much easier to fabricate. In theory all the functional groups should be used up in the cross-linking process, but in practice this is not so. Further reaction may therefore be possible if the material is later exposed to higher temperatures than those used in the cure cycle, with concomitant cha

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,Phosphorus-Containing Polymers—The Phosphazenes,ene), which was completely soluble in benzene, was made by Allcock and Kugel in 1965.. The chloro groups of this polymer could be completely replaced by others to yield products of good hydrolytic stability.

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