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Study unveils new extrusion-induced instabilities in viscoelastic materials

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Soft viscoelastic solids are flexible materials that can return to their original shape after being stretched. Due to the unique properties driving their deformation, these materials can sometimes behave and change shape in unexpected ways.

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Study unveils new extrusion-induced instabilities in viscoelastic materials

Soft viscoelastic solids are flexible materials that can return to their original shape after being stretched. Due to the unique properties driving their deformation, these materials can sometimes behave and change shape in unexpected ways.

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