ArticlePolymers2023
Investigation of the Gas Permeation Properties Using the Volumetric Analysis Technique for Polyethylene Materials Enriched with Pure Gases under High Pressure: H
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Abstract
Polyethylene (PE) is widely used as a gas-sealing material in packing films and gas transport pipes. A technique for evaluating the permeability of water-insoluble gases has recently been developed. This technique is a volumetric analysis that is used to calculate the gas permeability by measuring the gas uptake and diffusivity. With this technique, we investigated the permeability of pure gases, such as H
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