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The polymerization kinetics of 50 volume percent suspensions of four oxide powders in isobornyl acrylate solutions initiated with benzoyl peroxide were determined with dynamic differential scanning calorimetry at a range of heating rates. Compared with the powder-free isobornyl acrylate solution, polymerization kinetics were similar for titania suspensions. Polymerization kinetics were much faster in suspensions of barium titanate, strontium titanate, and alumina powders, indicating a significant catalytic effect of the oxide surfaces.
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