Adding strain-stiffening elasticity to Flory-Huggins theory quantitatively predicts the phase boundaries of elastic microphase separation in swollen polymer networks from independently measured mechanical and solubility data.
Thus, strain-stiffening behavior ap- pears to be a key ingredient in capturing the phase be- havior of EMPS
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Thermodynamics of microphase separation in a swollen, strain-stiffening polymer network
Adding strain-stiffening elasticity to Flory-Huggins theory quantitatively predicts the phase boundaries of elastic microphase separation in swollen polymer networks from independently measured mechanical and solubility data.