Modeling release of chemicals from multilayer materials into food
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Abstract
The migration of chemicals from materials into food is predictable by various
mathematical models. In this article, a general mathematical model is
developed to quantify the release of chemicals through multilayer packaging
films based on Fick's diffusion. The model is solved numerically to elucidate
the effects of different diffusivity values of different layers, distribution
of chemical between two adjacent layers and between material and food, mass
transfer at the interface of material and food on the migration process.
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| Authors | Xiu-Ling, Huang;Xiao, Zhang;Xian-Tao, Zhang;L., Yam Kit; |
| Journal | thermal science |
| Year | 2016 |
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