Solubility properties in polymers and biological media. X: The solubility of gaseous solutes in polymers, in terms of solute-polymer interactions

A general equation has been used to describe solubility properties, SP, of a wide range of gaseous solutes in polymers. Solubilities may then be discussed in terms of the various solute--solvent interactions that are reflected by the coefficients of the various terms. These are cavity effects and di...

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Published in:Polymer (Guilford) 1987-07, Vol.28 (8), p.1363-1369
Main Authors: ABRAHAM, M. H, GRELLIER, P. L, MCGILL, R. A, DOHERTY, R. M, KAMLET, M. J, HALL, T. N, TAFT, R. W, CARR, P. W, KOROS, W. J
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description A general equation has been used to describe solubility properties, SP, of a wide range of gaseous solutes in polymers. Solubilities may then be discussed in terms of the various solute--solvent interactions that are reflected by the coefficients of the various terms. These are cavity effects and dispersion forces (l), dipole--dipole and dipole--induced-dipole interactions (s), and hydrogen-bonding between solute acid and polymer base (a) or between solute base and polymer acid (b). For non-dipolar solutes in all non-aqueous solvent phases, and for weakly dipolar phases, the general equation reduces to a more specific equation that induces only the term due to cavity effects and dispersion forces. 29 ref.--AA
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