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Permeation through a laminate

Diffusion through a barrier layer is a special case of diffusion through a laminate film composed of several layers with different thicknesses and diffusion coefficients. The mathematical treatment of the non-steady state case is complicated. The steady state permeation case allows the overall transport to be simply treated. Let n films with thicknesses dpi, dp2. dpn with corresponding diffusion coefficients DP1, Dp2. Dpn be bound together in a laminate. Because in steady state, the flux J of the diffusing substance i is the same through every individual component of the laminate, one obtains an expression for the concentration gradient  [Pg.217]

The total resistance related to the diffusion is then the sum of the individual resistances and the total flux is practically determined by the layer with the smallest diffusion coefficient. [Pg.217]


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