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General deformation modes of a van der Waals network

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It is shown how multiaxial deformation modes can be described with the aid of a generalized van der Waals network model. By introducing the modified invariant J=βI1 + (1 −β)I2 the resulting van der Waals strain energy function allows in the case of biaxial homogeneous deformation to derive a set of equations of state. The calculated normal forces can be fitted to uniaxial elongation and compression experiments on the one hand and to data of general biaxial deformation modes on the other hand up to largest measures of strain.

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Enderle, H.F., Kilian, H.G. (1987). General deformation modes of a van der Waals network. In: Permanent and Transient Networks. Progress in Colloid & Polymer Science, vol 75. Steinkopff. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0109409

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