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Rate Dependent Adhesion of Nanoscale Polymer Contacts
Debashish Das
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Ioannis Chasiotis
Aerospace Engineering
Mechanical Science and Engineering
Micro and Nanotechnology Laboratory
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Rate-dependent Adhesion
100%
Nanoscale Polymer
100%
Adhesive Bonding
66%
Contact Region
66%
Unloading Rate
66%
Polyacrylonitrile Nanofibers
66%
Order of Magnitude
33%
Three-order
33%
Biological Systems
33%
Material System
33%
Mechanical Behavior
33%
Reattachment
33%
Van Der Waals Force
33%
Synthetic Materials
33%
Work of Adhesion
33%
Fast Relaxation
33%
Linear Viscoelasticity
33%
Energy Dissipation
33%
Polymer Fibers
33%
Viscoelastic Behavior
33%
Detachment Force
33%
Contact Model
33%
Polymer Nanofibers
33%
Elastic Contact
33%
Extended Model
33%
Full Strength
33%
Slip-stick
33%
Polyacrylonitrile Fiber
33%
Maugis-Dugdale
33%
Pull-off
33%
Engineering
Nanoscale
100%
Nanofiber
100%
Contact Region
100%
Polymer
100%
Good Agreement
50%
Biological System
50%
Constant Time
50%
Experimental Measurement
50%
Material System
50%
Millisecond
50%
Energy Dissipation
50%
Reattachment
50%
Work of Adhesion
50%
Contact Model
50%
Polymer Fiber
50%
Synthetic Material
50%
Predicted Model
50%
Polymer Nanofibers
50%
Elastic Contact
50%
Mechanical Property
50%
Stick-Slip
50%
Material Science
Polymer
100%
Nanofiber
75%
Viscoelastic Behavior
50%
Polyacrylonitrile
50%
Mechanical Property
25%
Elastic Contact
25%
Polyacrylonitrile Fiber
25%