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Class 204/532 - And using nonion selective membrane


Subclass of Class 204 - Chemistry: electrical and wave energy
Definition: Process which also uses at least one membrane which does
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 02/14/2006


NumberTitleIssue Date
6998044Electrophoretic cross-flow filtration and electrodeionization: method for treating effluent waste and apparatus for use therewith
The present invention provides a method and apparatus for purifying effluent wastewater utilizing electrophoretic cross-flow filtration and electrodeionization. The method first comprises filtering the water in a cross-flow direction with a filter membrane (120
02/14/2006
6030844Method and apparatus for pre-analyzing treatment for subsequent analysis of metal components in volatile alkali solution and non-volatile anion in volatine acid solution and method and apparatus for the subsequent analysis
Method of pre-treating a sample for metal analysis, the sample including a volatile alkali, by permeating the volatile alkali through a gas permeable membrane, dissolving the volatile alkali in an absorbent, passing ions through a first cation exchange me...
02/29/2000
4322275Fractionation of protein mixtures
This invention relates to the separation of complex protein mixtures by lowering (desalting) or by raising (salting-out) their electrolytic (ionic) concentration by electrodialysis followed by chilling, pH adjustment, filtration, and/or centrifugation and...
03/30/1982
4049519Carbonate reduction
Reduction of carbonate concentrations in cyanide-containing electroplating baths and congeneric solutions using an electrolytic cell, equipped with cation permselective membranes, by the selective addition of hydrogen ions whereby the carbonate ions are c...
09/20/1977
 
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