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Research paper thumbnail of Sample-dimension effects in the sorption of solvents in polymers — a mathematical model

Journal of Membrane Science, 1978

It has recently been reported in the literature that, given a polymer-solvent pair, different sor... more It has recently been reported in the literature that, given a polymer-solvent pair, different sorption behaviors are observed according to the size of the sample. A mathematical model is developed for the coupled swelling-diffusion phenomenon in the polymer sample, which allows the prediction of such sample-dimension effects. Five different kinds of behavior are predicted for a given polymer-solvent pair, and the corresponding size bounds are related to the relevant physicochemical properties of the system. Comparison with a large body of literature data is satisfactory.

Research paper thumbnail of Sample-dimension effects in the sorption of solvents in polymers — a mathematical model

Journal of Membrane Science, 1978

It has recently been reported in the literature that, given a polymer-solvent pair, different sor... more It has recently been reported in the literature that, given a polymer-solvent pair, different sorption behaviors are observed according to the size of the sample. A mathematical model is developed for the coupled swelling-diffusion phenomenon in the polymer sample, which allows the prediction of such sample-dimension effects. Five different kinds of behavior are predicted for a given polymer-solvent pair, and the corresponding size bounds are related to the relevant physicochemical properties of the system. Comparison with a large body of literature data is satisfactory.

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