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IUPAC-NIST Solubility Database
NIST Standard Reference Database 106
Solubility System:
Carbon dioxide with Polycarbonate (PC) and Copolyester (Kodar A-150)
Components:
(1) Polycarbonate (PC); ; [24936-68-3]
NIST Chemistry WebBook
for detail
(2) Carbon dioxide; CO2; [124-38-9]
NIST Chemistry WebBook
for detail
(3) Copolyester (Kodar A-150); ; []
NIST Chemistry WebBook
for detail
Original Measurements:
P. Masi, D.R. Paul and J.W. Barlow, J. Polym. Sci., Polym. Phys. Ed. 20, 15 (1982).
Variables:
Temperature = 308 K
Pressure = 0-2.1 MPa
Prepared By:
A.K. Bokarev
Experimental Data:
(Subscripts 1,2,3, ..., in column headings refer to components 1,2,3, ...)
Table 1. Dual mode sorption parameters for CO
2
in polycarbonate-copolyester blends at 308 K (taken from the plot by the compiler)
Henry's law constant, K [cm
3
(STP)/cm
3
atm]
Langmuir's parameter, C
H
[cm
3
(STP) cm
-3
]
Affinity Coefficient b [atm
-1
]
Remark(s)
0.644
9.4
0.29
[PC mass%] 0
0.613
13.1
0.23
25
0.613
13.8
0.28
50
0.655
18.0
0.23
75
0.686
19.2
0.26
100
Table 2. Sorption isotherms of carbon dioxide in polycarbonate-copolyester blends at 308 K
Pressure [MPa]
Sorption [(V*
1
(STP)/V
23
)]
Remark(s)
0.09
2.57
PC 0 mass %
0.13
3.34
PC 0 mass %
0.17
4.05
PC 0 mass %
0.21
4.88
PC 0 mass %
0.31
6.18
PC 0 mass %
0.43
8.01
PC 0 mass %
0.59
9.71
PC 0 mass %
0.71
10.75
PC 0 mass %
0.92
12.86
PC 0 mass %
0.94
12.49
PC 0 mass %
1.05
13.78
PC 0 mass %
1.25
15.28
PC 0 mass %
1.28
15.76
PC 0 mass %
1.35
16.16
PC 0 mass %
1.47
17.39
PC 0 mass %
1.67
18.47
PC 0 mass %
1.74
19.29
PC 0 mass %
1.75
18.68
PC 0 mass %
1.86
19.67
PC 0 mass %
2.08
21.11
PC 0 mass %
0.42
8.50
PC 25 mass %
0.51
9.73
PC 25 mass %
0.56
10.99
PC 25 mass %
0.60
11.03
PC 25 mass %
0.73
12.68
PC 25 mass %
1.01
15.61
PC 25 mass %
1.11
16.42
PC 25 mass %
1.21
17.29
PC 25 mass %
1.36
17.66
PC 25 mass %
1.34
18.09
PC 25 mass %
1.48
19.01
PC 25 mass %
1.51
19.73
PC 25 mass %
1.58
19.46
PC 25 mass %
1.66
20.40
PC 25 mass %
1.96
22.35
PC 25 mass %
1.79
21.75
PC 25 mass %
1.90
22.13
PC 25 mass %
0.32
8.53
PC 50 mass %
0.42
10.06
PC 50 mass %
0.49
11.13
PC 50 mass %
0.73
13.94
PC 50 mass %
0.84
14.94
PC 50 mass %
1.07
16.97
PC 50 mass %
1.17
17.79
PC 50 mass %
1.26
18.66
PC 50 mass %
1.43
19.93
PC 50 mass %
1.46
19.99
PC 50 mass %
1.58
20.97
PC 50 mass %
1.72
22.01
PC 50 mass %
1.79
22.29
PC 50 mass %
1.91
23.10
PC 50 mass %
2.02
24.15
PC 50 mass %
0.29
9.26
PC 75 mass %
0.40
11.22
PC 75 mass %
0.53
13.23
PC 75 mass %
0.72
15.52
PC 75 mass %
0.84
16.99
PC 75 mass %
1.02
19.10
PC 75 mass %
1.08
19.87
PC 75 mass %
1.23
20.97
PC 75 mass %
1.24
21.45
PC 75 mass %
1.29
21.73
PC 75 mass %
1.31
21.96
PC 75 mass %
1.41
22.60
PC 75 mass %
1.47
23.54
PC 75 mass %
1.57
24.36
PC 75 mass %
1.76
25.68
PC 75 mass %
1.80
26.09
PC 75 mass %
1.83
26.14
PC 75 mass %
1.90
26.72
PC 75 mass %
2.03
27.28
PC 75 mass %
2.06
28.36
PC 75 mass %
2.12
28.76
PC 75 mass %
0.11
5.22
PC 100 mass %
0.18
7.49
PC 100 mass %
0.44
12.89
PC 100 mass %
0.54
14.97
PC 100 mass %
0.74
17.38
PC 100 mass %
0.80
18.69
PC 100 mass %
0.97
20.33
PC 100 mass %
1.12
21.61
PC 100 mass %
1.21
22.66
PC 100 mass %
1.29
23.42
PC 100 mass %
1.49
24.68
PC 100 mass %
1.52
25.40
PC 100 mass %
1.71
27.21
PC 100 mass %
1.84
28.19
PC 100 mass %
1.93
29.61
PC 100 mass %
2.00
29.10
PC 100 mass %
2.09
30.16
PC 100 mass %
Method/Apparatus/Procedure:
Sorption was measured using a pressure decay method described in Ref. 1. The specimens were exposed to CO
2
at 20 atm for 1 day.
Source and Purity of Materials:
Copolyester (Kodar A-150): Products, Inc. contained the units of isophthalic and terephthalic acid in a ratio 20/80;
M
n
22 000, glass transition temperature 360 K.
PC (Bisphenol A Polycarbonate): Lexan 131-111 General Electric Co.,
M
n
=13 300,
M
w
=34 200, glass transition temperature 421 K. The blends were produced by extrusion at 293 K (above
T
m
of the copolyester).
Estimated Errors:
Temperature: No information given.
References:
1
W. J. Koros, D. R. Paul, and A. A. Rocha, J. Pslym. Sci., Polym. Phys. Ed. 14, 687 (1976).