Multifilm techniques have been used to measure the diffusion coefficient of water vapor in cellophane, and the data have been compared with the integral diffusion coefficient obtained in previous work with single films. The multifilm techniques lead to a much sharper resolution of the effect of concentration on diffusion, and the maximum integral diffusion coefficient. The diffusion coefficient for water vapor in cellophane peaks at a moisture content corresponding to about 70% R. H., which is presumably the “critical concentration” discussed in previous work on the thermodynamics of water sorption by cellophane.
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