Polymer Permeability pp 1-10 | Cite as
Introduction to Polymer Permeability and the Mathematics of Diffusion
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Abstract
Fick’s first law is the fundamental law of diffusion. It states that (eqn (1)) the flux in the x-direction (F x ) is proportional to the concentration gradient (∂c/∂x).
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Transport Parameter Mass Uptake Steady State Diffusion Cylindrical Fibre Polymer Permeability
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