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5933702 
Journal Article 
Investigation of diffusion of phthalates in nitrile rubber by means of FT-IR-spectroscopy 
Rosca, C; Giese, U; Schuster, RH 
2006 
KGK Kautschuk, Gummi, Kunststoffe
ISSN: 0948-3276 
59 
86-92 
The diffusion process of a homologous seria of phthalates (DMP, DEP, DBP, DOP and DDP) in different nitrile rubbers (NBR) and in hydrogenated nitrile rubber (HNBR) was investigated by using two methods based on FT-IR Spectroscopy, namely the macroscopical "time-lag" method and the microscopical "concentration-distance" analysis. Within the homologous seria of the phthalates the diffusion coefficient demonstrates significant structure-property relationships concerning (i) the chain length of the alkyl groups of the phthalates, (ii) the content of nitrile groups in the matrix, (iii) the unsaturation of the rubber and (iv) the crosslink density of the NBR. The activation energy of the diffusion process was derived for DOP in NBR (39% ACN) and the corresponding hydrogenated grade (36% ACN). The diffusion coefficients of DOP in NBR (34% ACN) by using the "time-lag" method are larger than those determined by the "concentration-distance" results in similar values. 
diffusion "time-lag" method; "concentration-distance" analysis; phthalates; nitrile rubber; FT-IR-spectroscopy 
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