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The adhesion to glass of rubbers with different relaxation properties but similar surface condition has been compared using the thin film peel test. At higher peeling stresses, the rubber–glass interface fractured at constant velocity and all rubbers gave the same adhesive energy values. However, at lower peel stresses, the lossy rubber appeared to adhere more strongly due to a crack‐slowing phenomenon at the rubber–glass interface.
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