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Migration of Additives from Semicrystalline Polyolefin Films: Accounting for Solvent-Induced Swelling and Plasticization
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DOI:10.1016/j.jfoodeng.2026.113280.png)
Abstract
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• New model predicts migration of additives from polypropylene film into food or drinks • First to account for additive mobility dependence on solvent-induced plasticization • Model provides the internal concentration gradients governing additive migration • Mobilization of additives in film interior is coupled to the advancing solvent front • Model can predict long-term additive migration beyond standard short-term testing
Keywords:
Additive migration
Diffusion
Partition coefficient
Food simulant
Polyolefin
Flexible packaging
Regulatory compliance
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