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thermoset Composite matrix cured by heat and pressure or with a catalyst into an infusible and insoluble material. Once cured, a thermoset cannot be returned to the uncured state. Thickeners
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thermoset a type of polymer that cannot be melted and reformed by application of heat.
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thermoset A resin or plastic compound that in its final state is substantially infusible and insoluble.
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thermoset A jacketing material where the molecules have been cross-linked (interlocked) through exposure to heat or irradiation. Once the material is "set," it cannot be softened or melted by re-heating. Thermosets include Neoprene and Hypalon.
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thermoset A material that will undergo or has undergone a chemical reaction through the application of heat and pressure, catalysts, ultraviolet light, etc., leading to a relatively infusible state. Typical of the plastics in the thermosetting family are the aminos (melamine and urea), most polyesters, alkyds, epoxies, and phenolics.
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