Analysis of a Somewhat Similar Study

The present study [49] is similar to the previous one [41] with the same figures, except for the extension of the method to varions other molecules. 

The mathematical approach, as well as the nnmerical treatment, described in the previous paper [41], is used and the same results are published. However, the method has been extended to a wide nnmber of molecules, such as linear alkanes, commercial additives including a plasticiser and a variety of Irganox and Irgafos additives, as well as other 

The kinetics of sorption of the food stimulant is expressed by assuming that the coefficient of convection at the polymer-liquid interface is infinite. But the times of experiments are rather long 1, 2 and 5 days. Surely a shorter time for the first measurements, e.g., hours, should have shown that this coefficient is finite, as was previously obtained [32]  

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