Terminal Relaxation is a viscoelastic relaxation process in polymer melts characterized by the longest time scale over which entangled polymer chains fully recover from deformation through reptation-driven disentanglement.
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Ionomer dynamics and the sticky Rouse model
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Entanglement, Elasticity, and Viscous Relaxation of Actin Solutions
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