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... membrane on a grid or porous plate . Membranes have also been made of inorganic substances , such as cupric ferrocyanide or metal silicates , by precipitating the salt in the pores of a porous earthenware form which provides the ...
... membrane on a grid or porous plate . Membranes have also been made of inorganic substances , such as cupric ferrocyanide or metal silicates , by precipitating the salt in the pores of a porous earthenware form which provides the ...
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... membrane , and a diffusible salt , say NaCl , is placed on the other side of the membrane . For simplicity , the volumes of solution on the two sides of the membrane are considered equal and transfer of solvent through the membrane is ...
... membrane , and a diffusible salt , say NaCl , is placed on the other side of the membrane . For simplicity , the volumes of solution on the two sides of the membrane are considered equal and transfer of solvent through the membrane is ...
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... membranes at an optimum value for physio- logical function at the usual temperature of its environment . The model of membrane structure accepted for some time was that proposed by H. Davson and J. F. Danielli ; in this model the pro ...
... membranes at an optimum value for physio- logical function at the usual temperature of its environment . The model of membrane structure accepted for some time was that proposed by H. Davson and J. F. Danielli ; in this model the pro ...
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