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Rheology to Characterize Flow and Viscoelastic Properties of Hydrogels, Adhesives and BiopolymersTianhong Terri Chen PhDSenior Applications ScientistTA Instruments Waters Basics in Rheology Theory TA Instruments Rheometers and DMAs Instrumentation Test methodologies Rheological Applications in Biopolymer and Biomedical Materials Hydrogels and creams Adhesives Drug capsules Polymers for medical : An : An IntroductionRheology: The study of the relationship between a stress and deformationModulusStrainStress=Viscosity rateShearStress=F = F(x); F F(v)DeformationFlowF = F(v); F F(x)Purely ElasticPurely ViscousViscoelasticDeformation + FlowSolidMost does a Rheometer do?
Viscosity-defined as a material’s resistance to flow deformation and is a function of shear rate or stress, with ... • HM-Chitosan mixed with surfactant ... Axial tensile at 0.1mm/sec. TAINSTRUMENTS.COM
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