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Weekly topic: 5 Wealth points for those who answer correctly, 2 Wealth points for participation; Question 253

2016-01-08View Original

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Fill in the blank: When polymers are subjected to external forces, their molecular chains change from a curled configuration to an extended configuration, resulting in significant deformation; once the external forces are removed, they gradually return to their original shape. The corresponding mechanical state is referred to as ( ). elastomeric state
Reply #22016-01-08
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Reply #32016-01-08
Under the action of external forces, the molecular chains of polymers undergo significant deformation as they change from a coiled configuration to an extended configuration; once the external forces are removed, they gradually return to their original shape. This corresponding mechanical state is known as the elastomeric state.
Reply #42016-01-08
Under the action of external forces, the molecular chains of polymers undergo significant deformation as they change from a coiled configuration to an extended configuration; once the external forces are removed, they gradually return to their original shape, and this corresponding mechanical state is known as the 【elastomeric state】
Reply #52016-01-08
Under the action of external forces, the molecular chains of polymers undergo significant deformation as they change from a coiled configuration to an extended configuration; once the external forces are removed, they gradually return to their original shape. This corresponding mechanical state is known as the elastomeric state.
Reply #62016-01-08
Under the action of external forces, the molecular chains of polymers undergo significant deformation as they change from a coiled configuration to an extended configuration; once the external forces are removed, they gradually return to their original shape. This corresponding mechanical state is known as the elastomeric state.

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