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The dual-cure resin cement specimens were then light cured for 20 s from two opposite sides with a quartz-tungsten halogen light-curing device (Hilux 200, Benlioglu, Ankara, Turkey) with an irradiance of 600 mW/cm2 and further cured in a light-curing unit (Dentacolor XS; Heraeus-Kulzer, Wehrheim, Germany) for an additional 90 s.
After curing for 1 day in a glove box filled with N2, it was demolded and further cured in a lime saturated solution for 27 days, in a glove box filled with N2 gas.
Triazine attached HTPB, called as modified HTPB, was polymerized with varieties of diisocyanates and the resulting PUs were further cured at 70 °C for 5 days to prepare the free-standing elastic PU films.
In this study, glass/epoxy composite specimens fabricated using hand layup method and further cured in a compression molding machine were cut from the laminates and subjected to low velocity impact damage in order to investigate the effects of repair.
The samples were covered with a plastic sheet, cured in room temperature for 24 h, de-moulded (except CF and S1 which were de-moulded after 48 h and 36 h respectively, because of low early strength) and then further cured in saturated lime water at room temperature as per ASTM C109 until the time of testing.
Afterwards, the dielectric was developed and further cured with UV for 10 min in Lightning Enterprises ELC-500 chamber under nitrogen.
After curing, the vulcanized sheet was taken out of the mold and immediately cooled under tap water to stop further curing.
Considerable strength gain was recorded after 3 days of curing and further curing up to 7 days improved the strength.
Further, curing of [PSI+] by Hsp104 overexpression is inhibited by Ssa1 overproduction, or by the absence of Ssb1 [17] [18], [21], [21].
To further cure parental sequence variants detected by Illumina sequencing of the inoculum, we removed those present in less than 10% of the progeny sequences derived from a given cell, because these pre-existing variants should be found in a large fraction of the single-cell viral progeny, as opposed to mutants produced during the cell infection or during plaque development.
By further curing specimens under "CO2-water" (depending on the ECC mixture composition), cracks as wide as half a millimeter (458 μm) were easily closed by autogenous self-healing within only 30 days of further curing, and all cracks closed completely after 90 days.
