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[nothing but chirping crickets so far... re-submit]

Does anyone have a good approximate number (or source) for the exotherm per
unit volume (please don't make this M.E. count polymeric kJs/mole..:) for a
standard FR4 epoxy (B-stage) during reflow?  Can this be extracted from a
typical DSC scan?  (any help from the analytical lab experts out there?)
Does it occur entirely during the melt-gel profile?

Thanks, 
Joe Felts

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