“…Flory-type isotherms are the most relevant for thermoplastics and thermosets. They are suitable not only for homo and copolymers [23,24], but also for liquids simulating bioproducts such as methanol, ethanol, isopropanol, and water-ethanol mixtures [68,69,70]. At low concentration levels, Flory isotherms are linearized and recast into dimensionless Henry isotherms:qi,j(t,x*)=Ljtrue∑k=1…mlkCi,k(t=0)pi,j(t,x*)=ki,j⋅ui,j(t,x*) for i=sA,sB and j=0…m where qi,j(t,x) is the local dimensionless partial pressure of solute i at position x and time t .…”