Abstract

Rotational viscometry and kinetic theory of viscoelasticity were used to show that an increase in the number of macromolecule entanglements in a starting semi-dilute UHMPE solution led to an increase of the effective length of chain strands binding two neighboring crystalline gel nodes through loops and also to a decrease of the limiting drawing multiple of spun gel-thread.

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