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4. Membrane transfer and retention
Generally speaking, membrane selectivity can be seen as a more or less pronounced exclusion effect, resulting from :
size effect (micro and ultrafiltration);
a charging effect (Donnan effect, for example, in nanofiltration or electrodialysis);
chemical affinity (reverse osmosis sorption and other processes);
or dielectric effects (nanofiltration).
The simplest way to represent this effect is to assign it a partition coefficientΦ :
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Bibliography
Standards
- Filtration des liquides. Membranes poreuses. Taux de rétention des membranes d'ultrafiltration et de nanofiltration - NF X 45-103 - 12-97
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