| 143 - 154 |
On the use of dead-end ultrafiltration for the study of the influence of sulfate and/or silicate on particle size distribution in concentrated and partially prehydrolyzed Al(III) flocculants
Boisvert JP, To TC, Jolicoeur C |
| 155 - 162 |
Pervaporation of ethylene glycol-water mixtures I. Pervaporation performance of surface crosslinked chitosan membranes
Nam SY, Lee YM |
| 163 - 173 |
Preparation of a palladium alloy composite membrane supported in a porous stainless steel by vacuum electrodeposition
Nam SE, Lee SH, Lee KH |
| 175 - 182 |
Oxygen permeation in SBS-g-DMAEMA copolymer membrane prepared by UV photografting without degassing
Yang JM, Chian CPC, Hsu KY |
| 183 - 210 |
Pervaporation-based hybrid process: a review of process design, applications and economics
Lipnizki F, Field RW, Ten PK |
| 211 - 231 |
Model of hydrogen permeation behavior in palladium membranes
Ward TL, Dao T |
| 233 - 241 |
Reduction of concentration polarization in pervaporation using vibrating membrane module
Vane LM, Alvarez FR, Giroux EL |
| 243 - 258 |
Theoretical study on concentration polarization in gas separation membrane processes
He GH, Mi YL, Yue PL, Chen GH |
| 259 - 269 |
Flux enhancement during Dean vortex tubular membrane nanofiltration: 13. Effects of concentration and solute type
Mallubhotla H, Schmidt M, Lee KH, Belfort G |
| 271 - 279 |
Hindered convection of proteins in agarose gels
Johnston ST, Deen WM |
