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On the viscoelasticity theory of polymer melts (in Russian)

Abstract

Mutual uncrossability of polymer chains and low compressibility of polymer melts give rise to dynamical correlations between polymer segments of different chains, separated by distances much larger than typical sizes of macromolecules. Due to this the terminal relaxation time  τ1 ∝ N13/4  and self-diffusion coefficient  D  ∝ N - 9/4  have the strong molecularmass dependencies. 

About the Authors

N. F. Fatkullin
Kazan State University
Russian Federation

420008 Kazan



R. Kimmich
Universität Ulm
Germany

89069 Ulm



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Fatkullin N.F., Kimmich R. On the viscoelasticity theory of polymer melts (in Russian). Magnetic Resonance in Solids. 2004;6(1):33-36.

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