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separation when a sphere is pushed into a viscoelastic mucus layer on a soft
plane substrate and then retracted. Unilever wish to have a mathematical
model of the process that could be used to determine the viscoelastic
properties of the mucus from the measurements. The Study Group developed
such a model and showed that it could provide force-separation curves
with the same qualitative features as those obtained by Unilever in their
experiments.</problem_statement>
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