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THE ELECTROOSMOTIC EFFECTS ARISING FROM THE INTERACTION OF THE SELECTIVELY ANION AND SELECTIVELY CATION PERMEABLE PARTS OF MOSAIC MEMBRANES.

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1 August 2017

THE ELECTROOSMOTIC EFFECTS ARISING FROM THE INTERACTION OF THE SELECTIVELY ANION AND SELECTIVELY CATION PERMEABLE PARTS OF MOSAIC MEMBRANES. (English)

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CARR CW

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SOLLNER K

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1 May 1964

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189-201

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A quantitative electrochemical theory of the electrolyte permeability of mosaic membranes composed of selectively anion-permeable and selectively cation-permeable parts, and its experimental verification. II. A quantitative test of the theory in mod

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True anomalous osmosis in multi-solute model membrane systems

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Graded collodion membranes for separation of small molecules

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Experimental studies on bi-ionic potentials across permselective membranes

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10.1016/S0006-3495(64)86777-1

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