Filtrimembraane
Filtrimembraane, often translated as filter membrane, refers to a thin, semi-permeable barrier used in filtration processes to separate substances based on their size, charge, or other physical and chemical properties. These membranes are crucial components in a wide range of applications, from water purification and wastewater treatment to medical procedures like dialysis and laboratory analysis. The effectiveness of a filter membrane is determined by its pore size, material composition, and surface chemistry.
The pore size is a primary characteristic, defining the smallest particle that can pass through. Membranes
Filtration using membranes can be driven by various forces, most commonly pressure gradients. Other driving forces