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Data from: Water-Induced Blister Formation in a Thin Film Polymer

RMIT University, Australia
Professor Xuehua Zhang (Associated with, Aggregated by)
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Attached file provides supplementary data for linked article. A failure mechanism of thin film polymers immersed in water is presented: the formation of blisters. The growth of blisters is counterintuitive as the substrates were noncorroding and the polymer does not swell in water. We identify osmosis as the driving force behind the blister formation. The dynamics of the blister formation is studied experimentally as well as theoretically, and a quantitative model describing the blister growth is developed, which accurately describes the temporal evolution of the blisters.

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Blister formation | Chemical Sciences | Driving forces | Failure mechanism | Physical Chemistry (Incl. Structural) | Physical Chemistry Not Elsewhere Classified | Quantitative modeling | Temporal evolution | Thin film polymers | Thin films | Water-induced Engineering |

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