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exotherm

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Noun1.exotherm - a compound that gives off heat during its formation and absorbs heat during its decomposition
chemical compound, compound - (chemistry) a substance formed by chemical union of two or more elements or ingredients in definite proportion by weight


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If the temperature of the sample rises when no additional heat is applied, that is termed an exotherm and can indicate cure.
Analytical methods used to determine failure modes in rubber-to-metal ... by Pacholski, Michaeleen L. / Rubber World
Computer control system has cycle editor with more than 24 controllable parameters, including part-heat rate, guaranteed soak, exotherm detection, pressure rate, vacuum levels, and alarms.
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Unlike thermoset prepregs, CBT prepregs are non-reactive at room temperature thus providing a virtually infinite shelf life and CBT resins do not have an exotherm during polymerization.
Cyclics Corporation Demonstrates PBT Thermoplastic Pre-Preg that ... by Business Wire
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