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Rheology

a model of polymer liquids as networks whose junctions break and reform continually, giving viscoelastic relaxation set by junction lifetime.

In rheology, transient network theory refers to a model of polymer liquids as networks whose junctions break and reform continually, giving viscoelastic relaxation set by junction lifetime. This meaning comes from Green (1946) in The Journal of Chemical Physics.[1]

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References

Green, M. S., & Tobolsky, A. V. (1946). A New Approach to the Theory of Relaxing Polymeric Media. The Journal of Chemical Physics, 14(2), 80-92. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1724109

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