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| That's one area where he and his colleagues believe the clay nanoparticles will help--by acting as a diffusion barrier, to slow the progress of the supercritical C[O. Often, the material of choice when both elastomeric flexibility (particularly at low temperatures) and diffusion barrier are required has been butyl rubber. The shell covers the functional parts of the tank (pump flange, fittings, breather and vent lines, valves, sensors, filter, and tank seam), eliminating the need for complex diffusion barriers. |
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