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Polyelectrolyte dynamics relaxation times

Dilute polyelectrolyte solutions, such as solutions of tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) in water and other solvents, are known to exhibit interesting dynamic properties, such as a plateau in viscosity against concentration curve at very low concentration [196]. It also shows a shear thinning at a shear strain rate which is inverse of the relaxation time obtained from the Cole-Cole plot of frequency dependence of the shear modulus, G(co). [Pg.213]

FIG. 2 Relaxation times of dynamic modes observed in polyelectrolyte solutions and mixtures over a broad range of experimental conditions 0 diffusion of low molecular weight salt diffusion of polyions or polyion segments in semidilute solutions 3 interaction mode in polyelectrolyte mixtures and diffusion of polyelectrolyte domains (clusters). The data are based mostly on the work on linear flexible polyelectrolytes. Relaxation times correspond to scattering at 90°. See text for more details. [Pg.8]

One way to study the dynamical response of polyelectrolyte complexes and to obtain information about their relaxation time is to carry out rheological... [Pg.147]

Two general classical bead-spring models have been developed for the description and analysis of the motions of flexible chains (see chapter Conformational and Dynamic Behavior of Polymer and Polyelectrolyte Chains in Dilute Solutions ). The Rouse model [54] is simpler (it does not take into account hydrodynamic correlations). The more advanced Zimm model accounts for hydrodynamic correlations and provides better description of the behavior [55]. In both cases, solution of the derived equations provides the so-called normal modes (relaxation times of different types of motions). The first mode describes the slowest motion of the... [Pg.161]

The time dependence of the stress relaxation modulus in semidilute unentangled solution is sketched in Fig. 8.10. Experimental verification of Rouse dynamics for frequencies smaller than 1/r was shown in Fig. 8.5, for a semidilute unentangled polyelectrolyte solution. [Pg.329]


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