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The mechanical properties of elastomers with chemical and physical junctions

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Theoretical model of the mechanical properties of elastomer network with thermoreversible junctions have been obtained on the basis of non-equilibrium thermodynamics and physical kinetics methods. Non-Gaussian assumption for a free energy of chains in the equilibrium state have been used. As was established, the posisbility of construction of the tearing master-curve is determined by the energy of junctions. If the energy of junctions is less then 60 kJ/mol the time-temperature superposition principle contravenes and anomalous large fracture work is observed. It was found that ultimate tensile strength versus junctions energy curve has a maximum. Thus, an optimal value of junctions energy exists.

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Solovjev, M.Y., Kapranov, V.A., Galushko, A.G., Irzhak, V.I. (1996). The mechanical properties of elastomers with chemical and physical junctions. In: Zrínyi, M. (eds) Gels. Progress in Colloid & Polymer Science, vol 102. Steinkopff. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0114394

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