This lecture covers the concept of hydrogels, their swelling behavior, and the osmotic pressure involved. It also delves into the deformation of hydrogels, free energy, and Gaussian distribution in polymer chains.
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Explores the theory of rubber elasticity, including entropy-driven behavior, swelling of polymer networks, and applications of thermoplastic elastomers.
