The elastic behaviour of weakly ionic gels

作者: S. A. Dubrovskii , M. Ilavsk� , G. N. Arkhipovich

DOI: 10.1007/BF00296722

关键词: Composite materialMaterials scienceRubber elasticityIonic bondingSwellingModulusSelf-healing hydrogelsConcentration effectElastic modulusShear modulus

摘要: The elastic modulus of polyacrylamide-acrylic acid hydrogels is studied in a wide range swelling degrees. does not follow the concentration dependence predicted by rubber elasticity theory. At low degrees this can be attributed to constrained state (non-phantom behaviour) network chains. reason for increase at nigh seen finite extensibility and topological entanglements A theory including these effects proposed verified experiment.

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