1. Material permeability
1.1 Theory
At a given temperature, the transport of a gas molecule through a homogeneous (non-porous) membrane can be described as a 3-step process (if we neglect the formation of boundary layers):
condensation and solution of the penetrant on the face corresponding to the highest partial pressure of the gas in question (upstream face);
gas diffusion through the polymer membrane, due to the concentration gradient (chemical potential);
evaporation on the downstream side.
Thus, the permeability P to the gas under consideration is the product of a kinetic parameter, the diffusion coefficient D (m 2 ...
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