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Viscoelasticity, Mechanical Properties

In consideration of the clinical importance of being able to visualize any implant material within the body, radio-opaque hydrogels for NPR have been formulated [69]. Copolymers of iodobenzoyl-oxo-ethyl methacrylate (4IEMA) and hydrophilic PVP or hydroxylethyl methacrylate (HEMA) exhibit appropriate swelling characteristics, viscoelastic mechanical properties, and excellent cytocompatibility [69]. Moreover, inclusion of the covalently attached iodine molecules allowed for hydrogel visualization via X-ray in a porcine cadaveric spine model [69],... [Pg.210]

The unique poro-viscoelastic mechanical property of PVA-C when subjected to external forces has been modeled using the finite element method. It has been shown to be a direct result of the part-solid and part-liquid biphasic structure [51]. This result is consistent with the model shown in Fig. lb. [Pg.291]

A reaction rate model was first used by Tobolsky and Eyring to describe the viscoelastic mechanical properties of rubber-like materials. Zhurkov and Korsukov showed that the same model could be used to account for the degradation of a number of polymers under an applied stress. " They derived Eq. (10) for the time to failure, tf, in which A and are the Arrhenius constants for the fracture process, a is a constant (sometimes called the activation volume), and a is the applied stress. [Pg.400]

Now we compare the viscoelastic mechanical properties of a topological cubic structure to those of a linear chain. Since for the former the relaxation times are known, see Eqs. 76, 74 and 75, it is now a straightforward matter to calculate the dynamic modulus and to estimate its behavior in different frequency domains analytically. It turns out that the storage modulus G co) of cubic networks obeys a form in the region of intermediate frequencies this is very different from the behavior of a Rouse chain, where in the intermediate range G co) has a form, see Eig. 4. [Pg.198]

Viscoelastic (VE) Dampers A wide class of energy dissipation devices whose force-displacement relationship has viscoelastic mechanical properties. In recent decades, VE dampers have been widely used to reduce vibration in civil engineering structures caused by various excitations. [Pg.81]

Although the Cole-Cole plot was first introduced in the context of a dielectric relaxation spectrum, it helped discover that the molecular mechanism underlying both dielectric relaxation and stress relaxation are substantially identical (44). Figure 8.13 provides an illustration, with temperature instead of frequency. Specifically, the same molecular motions that generate a frequency dependence for the dielectric spectrum are also responsible for the relaxation of orientation in polymers above Tg. Subsequently the Cole-Cole type of plot has been applied to the linear viscoelastic mechanical properties of polymers, especially in the vicinity of the glass transition, including the dynamic compliance and dynamic viscosity functions. [Pg.374]

It was also recognized that polysaccharides can interact at the interface with other polymers (nonproteins and other polysaccharides) as well as with groups residing at the protein/water, oil/water, or air/water interface, forming an aqueous structured material with useful viscoelastic mechanical properties under... [Pg.374]


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