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'STATE OF THE ART: CHEMISTRY'
Pages 13-16

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... EXTREME HIGH TEMPERATURES During the past decade, many high-temperature adhesives have been synthesized for aerospace applications. Adhesives for supersonic cruise aircraft must be durable for tens of thousands of cumulative hours at 232°C (500°F)
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... Apparently work of this type has been carried out at Hughes Aircraft Company, McDonnell Douglas Corporation, or the National Aeronautics and Space Administration-Lewis Research Center, but it is not generally known. For intermediate low temperatures [e.g., -70°C (-94°F)
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... 1984. Environmental durability of aluminum adhesive joints protected with hydration inhibitors.
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