Abstract
It was shown that equilibrium swelling of rubber increases during elongation and decreases during compression. Strain in swollen polymers creates a gradient of chemical potential of the solvent in the direction of transfer of the material from an equilibrium swollen polymer to the surrounding medium and vice versa.
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