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Nanofiltration is a
membrane filtration process that uses
nanometer sized pores through which particles smaller than
about 1–10
nanometers p**** through...
- or ion-exchange resins, but is
increasingly being accomplished using nanofiltration or
reverse osmosis membranes. The
presence of
certain metal ions like...
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methyl isobutyl ketone (MIBK), or n-octanol.
Nanofiltration involves the use of a
premodified nanofiltration membrane,
which is
functionalized by a deposit...
- and some endotoxins.
Nanofiltration is also
known as "loose" RO and can
reject particles smaller than 0,002 μm.
Nanofiltration is used for the removal...
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solvent diffusion across a
membrane that is
either nonporous or uses
nanofiltration with
pores 0.001
micrometers in size. The
predominant removal mechanism...
- [full energy] methods. Some of the more
prominent methods include:
Nanofiltration Chromatography These extraction processes are
considered "traditional...
- distinguish: Pressure-driven
operations microfiltration ultrafiltration nanofiltration reverse osmosis gas
separation Concentration driven operations dialysis...
- Bowen, W. Richard; Mohammad, A.
Wahab (Aug 1998). "Diafiltration by
nanofiltration:
Prediction and optimization".
AIChE Journal. 44 (8): 1799–1812. Bibcode:1998AIChE...
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separate particles. It is
analogous to
other technologies such as ultra/
nanofiltration and
reverse osmosis, however, the only
difference exists in the size...
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while membrane processes including microfiltration, ultrafiltration,
nanofiltration,
reverse osmosis,
dialysis (biochemistry)
utilising synthetic membranes...
