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Figure 1.

Structures of chemicals used in this work.

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Table 1.

Chemicals used in this work.

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Table 2.

Epoxy formulations used in simulations and castings in this work.

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Figure 2.

Schematic showing cure schedule used for all epoxy formulations.

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Table 3.

Epoxy systems used in this work.

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Figure 3.

Reaction mechanism showing formation of BFDGE monomer and dimer.

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Figure 4.

Schematic showing flow diagram for operation of automatic cure program.

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Figure 5.

Comparison of different cure times and the degree of cure achieved.

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Figure 6.

Interatomic distance between nitrogen and carbon that will be used for the new bond in automatic cure.

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Figure 7.

Plot of polymer conversion vs. elapsed dynamics time for the three epoxy models.

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Figure 8.

Example plot of Density vs. temperature, showing Tg and how the hinged line is fitted to data points.

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Table 4.

Simulation temperature ranges for the three epoxies.

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Figure 9.

Example showing how ellipse aspect ratios are linked to error bars and radii are linked to geometry of best fit line.

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Figure 10.

Experimental DMTA data for the three cured epoxy resins.

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Figure 11.

MD simulation for Epoxy 1 showing (A) raw data and (B) group data, experimental Tg superimposed in blue and prediction in red.

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Figure 12.

MD simulation for Epoxy 2 showing (A) raw data and (B) group data, experimental Tg superimposed in blue and prediction in red.

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Figure 13.

MD simulation for Epoxy 3 showing (A) raw data and (B) group data, experimental Tg superimposed in blue and prediction in red.

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