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Posted by istvan on
Rarely
ever, in real life, do we have to deal with diffusion of gases at room temp. Is
there a rule of thumb to estimate the rate of diffusion at eleveated
temperatures.
Clearly the precise answer depends on the gas and the plastic in question. What
I am looking for is an answer like "the diffusion rate increases per 10 C
by a factor 2 or 100 or 1000.
My specific interest is carbon dioxide CO2 and high density polyethylene HDPE, but an order of magnitude approximation
for 50-60 C would be useful.
For eaxample if the coke bottle in your example would be sitting in a
non-airconditioned warehouse in
Thanks,
Istvan
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