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Compression and Escape of a Star Polymer

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Sevick, Edith M

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The compression and the expected multiple escape transitions of a star polymer were investigated. The transitions were characterized by a sharp decrease in the measured force with compression and correspond to the partial escape of arms of a center-tethered star polymer. Under weak compression, the radial extent of the star increased to maintain a balance between the stretching energy of the arms and the excluded volume energy of the monomers.

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Macromolecules

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2037-12-31