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Polymer physics

the empirical rule that the steady shear viscosity of many polymer melts at a given shear rate matches the complex viscosity magnitude at the same frequency.

In polymer physics, Cox-Merz rule refers to the empirical rule that the steady shear viscosity of many polymer melts at a given shear rate matches the complex viscosity magnitude at the same frequency. This meaning comes from Cox (1958) in Journal of Polymer Science.[1]

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References

Cox, W. P., & Merz, E. H. (1958). Correlation of dynamic and steady flow viscosities. Journal of Polymer Science, 28(118), 619-622. https://doi.org/10.1002/pol.1958.1202811812

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