Elastomers: From Theory to Applications

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-6931-4

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Heinrich, Gert (editor)

Lang, Michael (editor)

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English

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Résumé

The Special Issue “Elastomers: From Theory to Applications” focuses on the current state of the art of elastomers, both in modern developments of rubber-like compositions and applications and from a theoretical perspective. The series of 13 publications offer the latest results in several specific sub-areas of elastomer research or review selected fields and concepts. Of particular interest are new structures and functionalities incorporated into elastomers, leading to the enhanced properties of crosslinked elastomeric materials for several applications, and/or to a better understanding of the structure‒property relationships and practical behaviour.

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https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/98910

Keywords

polymer nanocomposites; filled rubber; particle network; filler flocculation; fictive strain; structural relaxation; Tool–Narayanaswamy–Moynihan model; jamming; cationic polymerization; 4-vinylbenzocyclobutene; random copolymer; crosslink; soft material; stimuli-responsive gel; magnetic elastomer; percolation; SANS; SAXS; silica; zinc oxide; partial structure factors; small angle scattering; natural rubber; natural latex; viscosity stabilizer; hydroxylamine sulfate; storage hardening; elastomers; polymer networks; elastic modulus; loops; heterogeneities; fatigue life; hysteresis loss; temperature increase; S–N curve; high surface area graphite; functionalization; serinol pyrrole; ultimate properties; fracture resistance; filled elastomers; stress softening; filler-induced hysteresis; cluster mechanics; FEM simulation; crosslinking; TiO2; nanomaterials; stimuli-responsive materials; smart materials; polychloroprene; ageing; mechanical properties; rubber elasticity theory; silicon rubber (PDMS); dynamic thermomechanical analyses; storage modulus; mechanical loss factor; viscoelastic gripper; rubber foam; filler; charcoal; compression set; recovery; thermodynamics