This paper presents the design of a new installation and a universal measuring cell that allows determining the dielectric properties of materials in various states of aggregation. The data of dielectric permittivity studies for the initial components of the oligomeric binder, ED-20 epoxy oligomer and aminetype hardener triethylenetetramine (TETA), as well as the kinetics of its curing process, established by the change in dielectric permittivity, were obtained for the first time. It is also shown that the maximum temperature of the curing reaction of the ED20+TETA system can be determined from dielectric permittivity data.
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