2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.jhazmat.2007.01.114
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Permeation of a straight oil metalworking fluid through disposable nitrile, chloroprene, vinyl, and latex gloves

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“…The hydrophobic properties of polymers for use in protective gloves are particularly important from the point of view of their safe use [34][35][36]. The hydrophobic nature of the surface reduces the risk of chemical contamination accumulating on the surface of the glove, which may not only affect the risk of harmful substances in the palm of the hand, but may also reduce the dexterity of movements performed in these gloves [37][38][39]. That is why it is extremely important to evaluate thoroughly the materials destined to be used for PPE in terms of their possible ways of interaction of their surfaces with substances that can be in contact with them [40][41][42].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The hydrophobic properties of polymers for use in protective gloves are particularly important from the point of view of their safe use [34][35][36]. The hydrophobic nature of the surface reduces the risk of chemical contamination accumulating on the surface of the glove, which may not only affect the risk of harmful substances in the palm of the hand, but may also reduce the dexterity of movements performed in these gloves [37][38][39]. That is why it is extremely important to evaluate thoroughly the materials destined to be used for PPE in terms of their possible ways of interaction of their surfaces with substances that can be in contact with them [40][41][42].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our research group has found that hexane back permeated through disposable latex and chloroprene gloves during permeation testing with hexane and perfluorohexane collection solvents [23]. …”
Section: Collection Solvent Back Permeationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Swelling tests are the most popular method that allows providing direct information of the chemical resistance of a polymer toward a liquid. It was reported that nitrile rubber swells less than other elastomers when they are in contact with engine oils than gloves made of neoprene, natural, or vinyl rubbers . It was found that when protective gloves are immersed in the MWF, two competing phenomena could occur: (1) extraction of soluble components from the polymer matrix and (2) the diffusion of the MWF into it .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%