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Some substances are sticky. Why is that? Who can provide a microscopic explanation? For example, cis-butadiene rubber is very sticky

2012-12-21View Original

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Some substances are sticky. Why is that? Who can provide a microscopic explanation? For example, cis-butadiene rubber is very sticky
Reply #22013-01-05
1. Internal friction; 2. Entanglement of macromolecular chains.
Reply #32013-01-06
One is the effect of internal friction, and the other is the linkage of macromolecules. Pull handle function.

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