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Reconciliation of the Molecular Weight Dependence of Diffusion and Viscosity in Entangled Polymersby: Timothy P Lodge
Physical Review Letters, Vol. 83, No. 16. (18 October 1999), 3218.
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AbstractNew measurements of chain self-diffusion ( D ) in highly entangled hydrogenated polybutadiene solutions and melts indicate that D ⼠M -2.3±0.1 ; where M is the molecular weight. Although these results contradict the widespread belief that in melts D ⼠M -2.0 ; we demonstrate that in fact the literature data for seven different polymers are consistent with D ⼠M -2.28±0.05 . This result largely removes a recalcitrant discrepancy between the M exponents for D and the viscosity. Important implications for theoretical approaches are also noted.
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