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Polymer physics

a rubber elasticity model in which entanglements act as slip-links that let chain segments slide along a confining tube, explaining Mooney-Rivlin softening.

In polymer physics, slip-tube model refers to a rubber elasticity model in which entanglements act as slip-links that let chain segments slide along a confining tube, explaining Mooney-Rivlin softening. This meaning comes from Rubinstein (2002) in Macromolecules.[1]

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References

Rubinstein, M., & Panyukov, S. (2002). Elasticity of Polymer Networks. Macromolecules, 35(17), 6670-6686. https://doi.org/10.1021/ma0203849

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