gelation time

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gelation time [jə′lā·shən ‚tīm]

(chemical engineering)

In the manufacture of a thermosetting resin, the time interval between the addition of the catalyst into a liquid adhesive system and the formation of a gel.

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No references found			57 that represents the instance of gelation, whereas at a lower temperature of 180 [degree] C the gelation time is considerably longer, around 6 min and at 220 [degree] C it takes only a few seconds to reach the gel point. Evolution of rheological properties and morphology development during ... by Li, Zuning; Kontopoulou, Marianna / Polymer Engineering and Science The gelation times of the gels prepared were in the range of one to four hours depending on the composition, but the gel was always left for 48 h to enable the curing process to take place. Preparation of nanostructured carbon materials/Nanostruktuurse ... by Perez-Caballero, Fernando; Peikolainen, Anna-Liisa; Koel, Mihkel / Proceedings of the Estonian Academy of Sciences A gelation time of around 90 seconds, after which the sample will cease to flow like a liquid, is easily identified from the graph above. Using rheology to optimize functional food formulations by Carrington, Stephen / Nutraceutical Business & Technology			Gela Gelada Gelasius Dobner Gelasius I, Saint Gelastocoridae Gelati Academy Gelati Monastery Gelatin gelatin duplicating gelatin dynamite gelatin effect gelatin extra gelatin liquefaction gelatin model gelatin mold gelatin process gelatinase gelatine gelatinize gelatinized gasoline gelatinizing agent gelatinobromide gelatinous Gelation gelation model gelation time geld Geld, Pavel Geld, Pavel Vladimirovich Geld-Benussi phenomenon Gelder, Aert de Gelderland Geldern gelding Geldof Geldzahler, Henry Gelechiidae Gelée, Claude Geleff, Poul Gelendzhik Gelert Gelfand, Izrail Gelfand, Izrail Moiseevich Gelfman, Gesia Gelfman, Gesia Mironovna gelfoam Gelfond, Aleksandr Gelfond, Aleksandr Osipovich Gelfond-Schneider theorem Gelfreikh, Vladimir Gelfreikh, Vladimir Georgievich			gelatinous body gelatinous body gelatinous body gelatinous body gelatinous carcinoma Gelatinous Drop-Like Corneal Dystrophy Gelatinous Droplike Corneal Dystrophy Gelatinous infiltration gelatinous substance gelatinous substance gelatinous substance gelatinous substance gelatinous tissue gelatinous tissue gelatinous tissue gelatinously gelatinously gelatinously gelatinousness gelatinousness gelatinousness gelatins gelatins gelatins gelation gelation gelation gelation model Gelation of Limulus Amebocyte Lysate Gelation of Sols: Applied Microgravity Research gelation time gelato gelato Gelber Weissburgunder Gelber Weissburgunder Gelbfisz GELBR Gelbray International Gelbvieh Gelbvieh Association in Nebraska Gelbvieh Association of Alberta & BC Gelbvieh Bar None Ranch Gelbvieh Breeders of Iowa Gelbvieh Cattle GELC GELCC Gelco Gelcoat GELCU geld geld geld geld geld Geld, Pavel Geld, Pavel Vladimirovich Geld-Benussi phenomenon Geldable gelded gelded gelded

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