Three kinds of the transition‐metal acetates were absorbed into polyurethane to investigate its effect on the desorption velocity of benzyl carbinol and ethyl alcohol from polyurethane. The results show that a small amount of transition‐metal acetate can enhance the absorption amount of benzyl carbinol and ethyl alcohol in polyurethane. With the existence of transition‐metal acetate, benzyl carbinol and ethyl alcohol desorb from polyurethane more slowly.
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