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    Thermoset polymers are rigid polymeric materials that do not melt or dissolve when heated, unlike thermoplastics. Thermoset polymers form a cross-linked network structure through chemical bonds that provide thermal stability, meaning they will not melt or flow with heat. Common examples of thermoset polymers include epoxy, unsaturated polyesters, vinyl esters, phenol formaldehyde, bismaleimide, and urethane.

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    Thermoset polymers are rigid polymeric materials that do not melt or dissolve when heated, unlike thermoplastics. Thermoset polymers form a cross-linked network structure through chemical bonds that provide thermal stability, meaning they will not melt or flow with heat. Common examples of thermoset polymers include epoxy, unsaturated polyesters, vinyl esters, phenol formaldehyde, bismaleimide, and urethane.

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    Thermoset polymers are rigid polymeric materials that do not melt or dissolve when heated, unlike thermoplastics. Thermoset polymers form a cross-linked network structure through chemical bonds that provide thermal stability, meaning they will not melt or flow with heat. Common examples of thermoset polymers include epoxy, unsaturated polyesters, vinyl esters, phenol formaldehyde, bismaleimide, and urethane.

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    Thermoset polymers are rigid polymeric materials that do not melt or dissolve when heated, unlike thermoplastics. Thermoset polymers form a cross-linked network structure through chemical bonds that provide thermal stability, meaning they will not melt or flow with heat. Common examples of thermoset polymers include epoxy, unsaturated polyesters, vinyl esters, phenol formaldehyde, bismaleimide, and urethane.

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    Module3:
    Lecture15:IntroductiontoPolymericMaterials


    Characteristicsofthermosetpolymers:
    Thefollowingarethecharacteristicsofthermosetpolymers:
    Uponapplicationofheat,liquidresinbecomesrigidduetothevitrificationprocess
    Thermosetpolymerislesstemperaturesensitivethanthermoplastics
    Crosslinkednetworkstructure(formedfromchemicalbonds)existsthroughoutthepart
    Crosslinkingprovidesthermalstabilitysuchthatpolymerwillnotmeltorflowuponheating.


    ExamplesofThermosetPolymers:

    Epoxy
    Unsaturatedpolyesters
    vinylesters
    phenolformaldehyde
    bismaleimide
    urethane

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