Viscoelasticity and Poroelasticity in Elastomeric Gels

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Fatigue fracture of tough hydrogels (2017, background): “The stress-stretch curve of a hydrogel or an elastomer often depends on loading history due to various inelastic processes such as the Mullins effect [37, 38], viscoelasticity [39-43], poroelasticity [42-46] and viscoplasticity [47].”