Study of permeability characteristics of membranes Quarterly report
Performance of membranes for transporting salt, ions, and water
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Performance of membranes for transporting salt, ions, and water
Control of cell division by electrical voltage of surface membrane
Geometric properties of paraboloidal whirling membrane solar energy concentrators
Evaluation of Pyrrones as membranes for water purification
Diffusive and electrical transport of KOH and dissolved ZnO through membrane bounded by concentrated KOH solution
Lobster giant axon membrane steady state current fluctuations measured under voltage-clamp conditions, considering current potassium component
Physical principles of biological membranes - Conference, University of Miami, December 1968
Water structure role in membrane systems, considering phase transitions and thermal anomalies in surface properties
Molecular structural relationship between cellular membranes and photoreceptors in plants and animals
Membrane-like properties of synthetic protenoid microparticulate systems, considering catalytic activities, size and ultrastructure
Fluorescent probes inserted into biological membranes for molecular structural and dynamic facets
Transport measurements through cation-exchange membranes by concentration clamp technique
Flexible composite membrane structure impervious to extremely reactive chemicals in rocket propellants
Permeability characteristics of cation-exchange membranes based on transport measurements
Development and characteristics of ion-exchange membrane and electrode assembly for fuel cells or electrolysis cells
Concentration clamp method for measuring permeability characteristics of membranes
Feasibility of crystal growth technique for beta alumina membrane from molybdenum, tungsten, and iridium
Mechanical response of frog membrane to stimulating frequencies and electrophysiologically determined hearing areas