Ultrasonic and Viscoelastic Studies of Chain Entanglement in Polymer Solutions

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Characteristics of viscous fingering patterns in polymer solutions were investigated by introducing air into a radial Hele-Shaw cell, in which high molecular weight Hydroxypropyl Methyl Cellulose (HPMC) solution was placed. HPMC chains form a chain entanglement easily, which leads to an increase in elasticity. The resulting patterns showed a drastic morphological change from highly branched patterns to tip-splitting patterns to skewering patterns, with an increase in injection pressure. Such a crossover in the fingering patterns could be well correlated with the characteristic quantities of pattern growth, such as the finger width and tip velocity.


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