The use of electric current for enhancing the efficiency of pressure-driven membrane processes

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1. Gas solubilities in molten salts and silicates
2. Polymer-polymer miscibility
3. Phase equilibria in fluid mixtures at high pressures
4. Thermodynamics of liquid/liquid distribution
5. Mineral solubilities in supercritical H2O solutions
6. Theoretical considerations of solubility with emphasis on mixed aqueous electrolytes
7. Recent trends in ion exchange membrane research
8. The use of electric current for enhancing the efficiency of pressure-driven membrane processes
9. Thermal membrane potential and thermoosmosis across charged membranes
10. Transport phenomena in ultrafiltration: membrane selectivity and boundary layer phenomena
11. Microporous membranes in membrane distillation
12. Development of synthetic membranes for gas and vapor separation
13. Examination methods for the physicochemical properties of synthetic membranes
14. Atomic weights of the elements 1985
15. Extension of Rules A-1.1 and A-2.5 concerning numerical terms used in organic chemical nomenclature (Recommendations 1986)
16. Structure and physical properties of high-vinyl polybutadiene rubbers and their blends
17. Determination of chromium in biological materials
18. Thermodynamic functions of transfer of single ions from water to nonaqueous and mixed solvents: Part 4 - The selection of extra thermodynamic assumptions
19. Quantities and units in clinical chemistry: Nebulizer and flame properties in flame emission and absorption spectrometry (Recommendations 1986)