NASA NTRS · 19860000226
A Method for Characterizing PMR-15 Resin
Abstract
Quantitative analysis technique based on reverse-phase, highperformance liquid chromatography (HPLC) and paired-ion chromatography (PIC) developed for PMR-15 resins. In reverse-phase HPLC experiment, polar solvent containing material to be analyzed passed through column packed with nonpolar substrate. Composition of PMR-15 Resin of 50 weight percent changes as resin ages at room temperature. Verification of proper resin formulation and analysis of changes in resin composition during storage important to manufacturers of PMR-15 polymer matrix composite parts. Technique especially suitable for commercial use by manufacturers of high-performance composite components.
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Roberts, G. D., Lauver, R. W.. 1986-05-01. A Method for Characterizing PMR-15 Resin. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19860000226
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