A study was made of the changes in density, thermal resistance and mechanical and dielectric properties of a number of epoxy polymers cured at high hydrostatic pressure. The possibility of controlling characteristics under pressure is shown. The most important is the change in the glass‐transition temperature; the effect of pressure on the mechanical properties and thermal resistance is small.
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