Method and indicator for detecting the loss of integrity of a pa

Chemistry: physical processes – Physical processes – Crystallization

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23254R, 23253TP, 23230L, 206364, 206459, 206484, B65D 7300, G01N 2106, G01N 3122

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040985776

ABSTRACT:
A system for indicating the integrity of a normally sealed package utilizes a sensor containing a pH sensitive dye which displays a first color in equilibrium with normal atmospheric conditions and a second color when in equilibrium with an artificial atmosphere comprising an acidic gaseous material. When the air normally in the package is displaced by the artificial atmosphere, the pH sensitive dye assumes its second color. Loss of integrity of the sealed package results in loss of the acidic gaseous material. As a consequence, the pH sensitive dye reverts to its first color, thereby signaling the loss of package integrity.

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