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Application Overview Knowledge of the total amount of gas or vapour adsorbed or absorbed in polymeric materials, together with the transport properties, is fundamental to a range of industrial applications, such as the optimisation of the selectivity and permeation rate of membrane separators. The IGA-002 gravimetric analyser can measure the uptake of gases and vapours over a wide pressure range. The IGA-003 analyser simultaneously measures both solubility coefficient and diffusion coefficients for a range of species and operating conditions. Equilibrium sorption isotherms and the concentration dependence of diffusivity and mobility (for example, to assess trapping sites) can also be determined. The temperature dependence is also routinely investigated providing equilibrium thermodynamic parameters and site activation energy. The IGAsorp-CT analyser is a specially developed bench-top climate testing system to measure moisture uptake and diffusion in electronic components according to IEC 60749 and IPC/JEDEC J-STD-020C. This instrument can also be used for determination of moisture vapour transmission rate (MVTR) through, for example, film packaging. We also offer custom designed gas and vapour permeation rate systems including single and multiport analysis. Examples of published data measured using Hiden Isochema instrumentation can be found in the reference list below. Product Information Pages IGA-002 IGA-003 IGAsorp-CT Application Notes Article 112 Comparison of Water and Ethanol Vapour Sorption and Transport through a Polymer Membrane Article 115 The Study of Moisture Sorption into Polymer Films using the Response Test Method Article 122 A Study of the Solubility and Diffusion Kinetics of CO2 in a Polyimide Film at Various Temperatures. Article 124 Concentration Dependence of the Microscopic Mobility of Water in Polymer Membranes Please use our enquiry form to request any of these application notes.References [1] Water Vapor Sorption in Naphthalenic Sulfonated Polyimide Membranes Virgine Detallante, Dominique Langevin, Corinne Chappey, Michel Métayer, Régis Mercier, Michel Pinéri Journal of Membrane Science 190 (2001) 227-241 [2] Coupling between Mass Diffusion and Film Temperature Evolution in Gravimetric Experiments F. Doumenc, B. Guerrier, C. Allain Polymer 46 (2005) 3708-3719 [3] Fine characterization of the Ethylene and Ethane Sorption in Poly(amide 12-block tetramethylenoxide) Copolymer/AgBF4 Membranes Sofiane Ben Hamouda, Quang Trong Nguyen, Dominique Langevin, Pierre Schaetzel and Sadok Roudesli European Polymer Journal 42 (11) (2006) 2994-3005 [4] Aging and history effects in Solvent-induced Glass Transition of Polymer Films F. Doumenc, B. Guerrier and C. Allain Europhysics Letters 76 (4) (2006) 630 – 636 [5] Effect of Temperature on the Solubility of Aroma Compounds in Polyethylene Yuichi Hirata and Violette Ducruet INRA UMR SCALE (ENSIA/CNAM/INRA), 1 Avenue des Olympiades, 91744 Massy Cedex, France Polymer Testing 25 (5) (2006) 690-696 [6] Kinetics of Water Sorption in Flax and PET Fibers F. Gouanvé, S. Marais, A. Bessadok, D. Langevin and M. Métayer European Polymer Journal 43 (2) (2007) 586-598 [7] Aging and history effects in Solvent-induced Glass Transition of Polymer Films F. Doumenc, B. Guerrier and C. Allain Europhysics Letters 76 (4) (2006) 630 – 636 [8] Effect of Temperature on the Solubility of Aroma Compounds in Polyethylene Yuichi Hirata and Violette Ducruet Polymer Testing 25 (5) (2006) 690-696
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