Titlebook: Gels: Structures, Properties, and Functions; Fundamentals and App Masayuki Tokita,Katsuyoshi Nishinari Conference proceedings 2009 Springer

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Time-Dependent Flow Properties of Transient Hydrogels with Temporal Network Junctions,me was shortened, while the equilibrium modulus increased with the concentration of glycerol. The stress upturn disappeared above a certain value of the glycerol concentration, strongly suggesting that glycerol affects the dynamics of the transient network through the interaction with the micellar junctions.

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迫擊炮

The Effective Surface Roughness Scaling of the Gelation Surface Pattern Formation,n in almost similar manner. That trend allows us to collapse all the data to a unified master curve. As a result, we finally obtain an empirical scaling form of the effective surface roughness. This scaling is useful to control the degree of surface patterning. However, the actual dynamics of this pattern formation is not still uncovered.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-96214-1s connected in series. The peak of the relaxation time is attributed to this contraction and extension. On the other hand, the peak of the plateau modulus is attributed to the upper and lower bounds on the multiplicity, as suggested by Tanaka [Macromolecules (1998) 31: 384].

設(shè)想

Philipp Christen,Rolf Jaussi,Roger Benoitreacted hydrogen atoms that belong to reactive amino groups, which corresponds to the extent of reaction determined experimentally. From the result of the calculation, the delay of gel point from Flory – Stockmayer criterion is shown to increase with the increase in the internal concentration.

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Effects of Surfactants on the Linear Rheology of Telechelic Associating Polymers,s connected in series. The peak of the relaxation time is attributed to this contraction and extension. On the other hand, the peak of the plateau modulus is attributed to the upper and lower bounds on the multiplicity, as suggested by Tanaka [Macromolecules (1998) 31: 384].

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