
doi: 10.1002/pc.750020405
AbstractThe absorption of water, isooctane, methanol and ethanol into a sheet molding compound (SMC‐R30) at room temperature is studied. The absorption behaviors are shown to be Fickian, with constant diffusion coefficients. Desorption of methanol and ethanol soaked specimens causes considerable surface cracking.
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