ArticleScientific reports2019
The viscosity-radius relationship for concentrated polymer solutions.
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Abstract
A key assumption of polymer physics is that the random chain polymers extend in flow. Recent experimental evidence has shown that polymer chains compress in Couette flow in a manner counter to expectation. Here, scaling arguments and experimental evidence from the literature are used to determine the relationship between the viscosity, η, and chain radius of gyration, R
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