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This document contains 5 questions about measuring the mechanical properties of polymers experimentally. It asks about the different measurement geometries, common experiments used to characterize polymer melts and networks, how moduli are split up in oscillatory measurements and their physical meaning, how viscoelastic properties are modeled distinguishing two kinds of materials, and the distinguished regions in frequency-dependent shear moduli.

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This document contains 5 questions about measuring the mechanical properties of polymers experimentally. It asks about the different measurement geometries, common experiments used to characterize polymer melts and networks, how moduli are split up in oscillatory measurements and their physical meaning, how viscoelastic properties are modeled distinguishing two kinds of materials, and the distinguished regions in frequency-dependent shear moduli.

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Questions on Lecture 11 from 12 January 2016

1. Which measurement geometries are used in order to


determine the mechanical properties experimentally?

2. Which three types of experiments are usually carried out


to characterize polymer melts/networks?

3. How are the moduli split up in oscillatory measurements?


What is the physical meaning of these components?

4. How are the viscoelastic properties of polymeric materials modelled?


Which two kinds of viscoelastic materials are distinguished?

5. Which regions are distinguished in the frequency-dependent shear moduli?

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