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Filtration techniques separate a specific particle or class of particles from a more heterogeneous mixture. Mostly it is a technique to separate molecules in solution from their solvent based upon differential passage through a semipermeable membrane. A membrane is mounted to separate two subcompartments that accumulate different solutions based upon their permeability. A single membrane separated compartment is known as cell | Filtration techniques separate a specific particle or class of particles from a more heterogeneous mixture. Mostly it is a technique to separate molecules in solution from their solvent based upon differential passage through a semipermeable membrane. A membrane is mounted to separate two subcompartments that accumulate different solutions based upon their permeability. A single membrane separated compartment is known as cell | ||
==Dialysis== | |||
==Electrodialysis== | ==Electrodialysis== | ||
==Size selective== | |||
==Reverse Osmosis / Pressure driven== | |||
==Literature== | ==Literature== | ||
Revision as of 23:14, 20 December 2012
Filtration techniques separate a specific particle or class of particles from a more heterogeneous mixture. Mostly it is a technique to separate molecules in solution from their solvent based upon differential passage through a semipermeable membrane. A membrane is mounted to separate two subcompartments that accumulate different solutions based upon their permeability. A single membrane separated compartment is known as cell
Dialysis
Electrodialysis
Size selective
Reverse Osmosis / Pressure driven
Literature
http://www.prairieswine.com/pdf/3195.pdf
http://beng.soe.ucsc.edu/sites/default/files/project-reports/Final_Report_Sharma1_1.pdf