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Distinct elastic properties and their origins in glasses and gels

Physics

Distinct elastic properties and their origins in glasses and gels

Y. Wang, M. Tateno, et al.

This research conducted by Yinqiao Wang, Michio Tateno, and Hajime Tanaka explores the unique elastic properties of glasses and gels, revealing fascinating differences in how these materials respond to aging and external forces. Discover why glasses stiffen while gels initially harden before softening in this insightful study of non-equilibrium disordered solids.

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