Abstract
Linear viscoelastic effects are examined in semidilute polymer solutions in macroscopic two-phase coexistence. If the temperature T or the pressure p is oscillated in time, the interface motion exhibits gel-like behavior at high frequencies and fluid-like behavior at low frequencies. We also study transient relaxation after a step-wise change of T or p. We propose such experiments to check the validity of fundamental hypotheses on viscoelasticity in polymer solutions
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