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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Multilayer laminates"”.

  1. Migration from non-ovenable food contact materials at elevated temperatures.

    … exposure times of 30 - 120 minutes for complex multilayer laminates, whilst plastic kettles are repeat exposure items, and plastic 'vacuum flasks' have a potential for up to 4 hours exposure. Analytical techniques including, GC-MS, LC-MS, HPLC and UV spectroscopy have been employed to quantify …

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  2. THE RELEASE OF CONTAMINANTS BY LEACHING FROM BOIL-IN BAG LAMINATES

    A major problem with the development of polymeric multilayer laminates for packaging food, relates to the migration of potentially toxic substances from the packaging material into the food. These contaminants can originate from the non-food contact layer and/or from the laminate adhesive. This …

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  3. Electrochemical Synthesis of Soft Magnetic Alloys and Laminates for High Frequency Field Application

    … outlines the development and fabrication of multilayer laminate and bulk alloys. Using a combination of direct current (DC) and pulse current deposition methods, multilayered magnetic structures are produced from a single bath chemistry containing pyrrole monomer, phosphorus additive, or a …

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