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ISO 8987:2005

ISO 8987:2005 Plastics – Phenolic resins – Determination of reactivity on a B-transformation test plate

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Description

ISO 8987:2005 specifies methods for the determination of the B-transformation time of phenolic resins at a specified temperature and under specified conditions on a heated test plate.

Two methods are described, each with a different test plate:

Method A — plate with depressions in the form of segments of spheres;

Method B — flat plate without depressions.

Edition

3

Published Date

2005-09-23

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

4

Language Detail Icon

English

Format Secure Icon

Secure PDF

Abstract

ISO 8987:2005 specifies methods for the determination of the B-transformation time of phenolic resins at a specified temperature and under specified conditions on a heated test plate.

Two methods are described, each with a different test plate:

Method A -- plate with depressions in the form of segments of spheres;

Method B -- flat plate without depressions.

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