Rubber Networks Containing Unattached Macromolecules. VI. Stress Relaxation in End‐Linked Polybutadiene with Unattached Linear Polybutadiene
Rubber Networks Containing Unattached Macromolecules. VI. Stress Relaxation in End‐Linked Polybutadiene with Unattached Linear Polybutadiene
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含有未连接大分子的橡胶网络VI。末端连接的聚丁二烯与未连接的线性聚丁二烯的应力松弛。
DOI:
10.1122/1.549627
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发表时间:
1981
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
J. Ferry
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作者:
C. R. Taylor;Hsin;G. W. Nelb;J. Ferry
Stress relaxation in uniaxial extension has been studied in networks of dihydroxy‐terminated polybutadiene, cis:trans:vinyl=26:38:36, cross‐linked by triphenyl methane‐4,4′,4″‐triisocyanate and containing 9.3% by weight of unattached polybutadiene with similar microstructure, various molecular weights, and weight to number‐average molecular weight ratios of 1.15 to 1.50. Stress relaxation measurements were made also on networks containing no unattached species and on most of the various uncross‐linked linear polymers; for two of the latter, equivalent data were obtained by conversion of dynamic measurements of the complex shear modulus. The stretch ratio was usually 1.25 and the Young's relaxation modulus was calculated from the neo‐Hookean stress‐strain relaxation. For the uncross‐linked polymers, the relaxation modulus E11(t) corresponded to a rather narrow distribution of relaxation times whose magnitudes were approximately proportional to the 3.2 power of viscosity‐average molecular weight. The contri...