Method for the evaluation of the permeation characteristics of protective glove materials

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      <subfield code="a">A method is described to evaluate the permeation characteristics of glove materials by chemical solvents. The collecting medium is continuously monitored by a flame ionization detector of a gas chromatographic. Inmediately following a steady-state condition, quantitative data are acquired on-line by a computer. A two-position GC sampling valve and computer-controlled data acquisition and analysis require minimal operator attention. A modification of the procedure which allowed the determination of the effect of temperature on permeation for 4 glove/solvent pairs was evaluated</subfield>
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