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Understanding How Molecules Permeate Through Solid Substances
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The purpose of this paper is to describe how molecules in a fluid move (permeate) through a solid material. The paper will describe permeation on a molecular level and discuss the general relationships between different types of fluids and difFerent forms of solid materials. A general understanding of the behavior of molecules at the fluid/solid interface should be useful to engineers responsible for selecting permeation resistant materials. As a specific example, the interaction of various automotive fuel mixtures and fluoropolymer barrier materials will be presented.
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Buxton, L., Spohn, P., and Will, R., "Understanding How Molecules Permeate Through Solid Substances," SAE Technical Paper 940164, 1994, https://doi.org/10.4271/940164.Also In
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