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    This lab document outlines instructions for rheology experiments including a strain sweep to identify the viscoelastic region, applying the Williams-Landel-Ferry time-temperature superposition method, and using Maxwell mode fits to analyze how the number of modes and fitting ranges affect results. The document does not provide details for the final item.

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    CHEE3301-

    LAB 2 RHEOLOGY

    1 STRAIN SWEEP
    - The strain was chosen because; it must work in the viscelastic region.
    - Can the instrument control strain?
    - Does it go back over and start again if strain is exceeded?

    2 WLF- TIME TEMPERATURE SUPERPOSITION

    3 MAXWELL MODE FITS


    - How the results are affected by the number of modes and ranges of fittings
    chosen
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