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==Characterisation== | |||
Membrane properties can be evaluated by a range of different techniques. Below is a list of techniques commonly used. | |||
* [http://membranes.edu.au/wiki/index.php/Bubble_Point_Method Bubble Point Method] | |||
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==Visualisation== | |||
Visualisation methods may be qualitative descriptions in themselves or utilised as methods for characterisation of properties. Current visualisation methods which are available are: | |||
==Property== | |||
The Property category contains a list of common properties used for membrane material characterisation. This category also defines the available properties that may be included in the digital repository. If you cannot find the property you are after please add it. | |||
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Revision as of 20:44, 4 September 2014
Characterisation
Membrane properties can be evaluated by a range of different techniques. Below is a list of techniques commonly used.
- Bubble Point Method
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Visualisation
Visualisation methods may be qualitative descriptions in themselves or utilised as methods for characterisation of properties. Current visualisation methods which are available are:
Property
The Property category contains a list of common properties used for membrane material characterisation. This category also defines the available properties that may be included in the digital repository. If you cannot find the property you are after please add it.
