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However, the addition of GNP at 0.8 vol% had slightly increased the composite tensile modulus which was approximately 3.4% in comparison with pristine epoxy.

The largest self-healing efficiency in hybrids was observed in terms of the recovered elastic modulus, which was about 80% of the original value.

The effective network chain density of the NC gel was determined from equilibrium shear modulus, which was evidently lower than that of the chemically cross-linked hydrogels.

These effects were studied in terms of the field-dependent elastic modulus, which was estimated by subjecting the specimens to free longitudinal vibration while they remained within different magnetic fields from 0 to 2000 Oe.

At these conditions value of D was found out to be ( 7.849 times 10^{ - 7} ) m2/s and ( D_{text{eff}} = 1.046^{ - 7} ) m2/s, from which we can calculate the value of Thiele modulus which was calculated to be ( 8.001 times 10^{ - 4} ).

This yielded the cellular equilibrium modulus ) which was used to define the stiffness of each cell.

Material properties of an elastic material are characterized by the elastic modulus, which is real-valued and constant.

The high-frequency modulus, which is related to fluid pressurization and the fibrillar network, decreased significantly after GAG depletion.

The dried jellyfish mesogloea has very high tensile strength and modulus, which are very similar to those of synthetic plastics.

In contrast, the equilibrium modulus, which is fluid-flow independent, did not show a statistically significant alteration following GAG depletion.

This drop in modulus, which is attributed to breakdown of the gel network, is completely recoverable.