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10.57760/sciencedb.29755 2026-03-16T18:48:02Z

2026-03-16 Mechanisms of Peel Adhesion Enhancement by Tackifiers through a Comparative Analysis of Peel and Probe Tack Tests doi:10.57760/sciencedb.29755 en PSAs containing two types of tackifiers with different compatibilities (rosin ester and terpene phenol) were evaluated using scanning probe microscopy (SPM) to observe the aggregation and dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA) to measure viscoelasticity. Subsequently, peel tests were conducted over a wide range of velocities from µm/s to mm/s. Probe-tack tests were also conducted within the same range of velocities to relate the rise in peel force with cavity generation and fibril elongation during the peeling process. Pressure-sensitive adhesives; tackifier; acrylate; cavitation; fibrillation Kaho TOMITA RESTRICTED dataset Science Data Bank