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Blending with an aromatic polyamide was even more effective in reducing carbon dioxide permeability of oriented PET.

The carbon dioxide permeability coefficients (PCO2) of membranes of 2a and 2c were 250 and 21 barrers, respectively.

The low variation of the oxygen and carbon dioxide permeability values observed for this network could be explained by the opposite variation of the diffusion and solubility coefficients.

Absolute values of the carbon dioxide permeability of the order of 106 Barrers are achieved experimentally over more than 200 h of operation.

Furthermore, numerical simulations are performed by considering carbon dioxide permeability of the waterproofing membrane and carbon dioxide diffusion in the cracked area of mortar.

The addition of 50 wt.% PEG-DME to the copolymer resulted in a 8-fold increase of the carbon dioxide permeability; the CO2/H2-selectivity increased simultaneously from 9.1 to 14.9.

The oxygen and carbon dioxide permeabilities of these films were also measured and compared with those of films drawn uniaxially at constant width.

Oxygen and carbon dioxide gas permeability, diffusion and solubility of semicrystalline s-PS containing different crystalline forms were studied as a function of crystallinity.

Permeability tests have been performed at several temperatures (from 25too about 65°C) with five different gases (oxygen, nitrogen, methane, ethane and carbon dioxide), evaluating permeabilities, diffusivities and solubilities.

The permeability of carbon dioxide in water and in 1N NaHCO3−Na2CO3 solution is estimated.

Water and nitrogen did not affect hydrogen permeability, whereas carbon dioxide tended to suppress its permeation in the high pressure region.