The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1971 · 232 citations · 8 references
EngineeringBiomedical EngineeringBiophysicsElectrochemistryMembrane BiophysicsTransport PhenomenaDialyzer MembranesIon PermeationIon-exchange MembranesMembrane EngineeringMembrane ModelingMembrane TransportDebye LengthElectrodialysisElectrodialysis MembranesLinearized Boltzmann EquationLinearized Poisson-boltzmann EquationLinearized Poisson-boltzmann TheoryPoisson-boltzmann EquationReverse Electrodialysis
A detailed study of the transport properties of charged capillary membranes in the reverse electro-dialysis mode of operation is presented. The compromising assumptions of linearized Poisson–Boltzmann equation, large radius to Debye length ratio, and small concentration difference made by some investigators are relaxed. For various tube sizes, wall charge densities, and solutes, results are presented for the operating characteristics of the membrane as functions of transmembrane concentration ratio.
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Sialic Acids and the Electrokinetic Charge of the Human Erythrocyte
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