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Fine touch discrimination proprioception vibration from neck, arms, upper trunk crossed Proprioception (important for muscle tone and posture) uncrossed Proprioception crossed Pain temperature crossed Light touch pressure crossed... 

The principle of experimental semp is presented in Figure 7.5. In addition to a loading stage, it mainly consists of a gas-pressurized cross-flow hltration circulation loop where the membrane allows the separation of the feed in two streams the permeate and the retentate. Each stream is further separated into gas and liquid parts in the separation stage. Membranes are inorganic to ensure hard-operating conditions without failure. 

Figure 1.18. Principle of the method of maximum bubble pressure. Cross-section of a vertical capillary in a wetting liquid. By applying an internal pressure p. the meniscus can be pushed down till at p = p(max) the bubble starts to grow spontaneously.

Critical temperature The temperature above which a substance can no longer exist in the liquid state, regardless of pressure. Cross-linked stationary phase A polymer stationary phase in a chromatographic column in which covalent bonds link different strands of the polymer, thus creating a more stable phase. Crystalline membrane electrode Electrode in which the sensing element is a crystalline solid that responds selectively to the activity of an ionic analyte. 

The very serious problem of fouling by proteins is corroborated by many publications [41,70,71]. Various parameters influencing the fouling behaviour have been studied. Clark et al. [70] discuss the influence of protein concentration, trans-membrane pressure, cross flow velocity and pH. For pore sizes of 0.1 pm (Membralox membranes), filtering bovine serum albumin, the flux has a minimum at the pH of the protein isoelectric point. Dumon and Barnier [71] show that the amount of protein adsorption depends on previous adsorption. Contacting with citrate or phosphate lowers a subsequent protein adsorption contacting with nitrate increases the protein adsorption. 

Fig. 49. Particle size distributions of pneumatic nebulizers for ICP. MAK, high-pressure cross-flow nebulizer CGN, concentric glass nebulizer JAB, Jarrell—Ash Babington nebulizer JAC, Jarrell—.Ash fixed cross-flow nebulizer (Reprinted with permission from Ref. [139].)...

The collision gas pressure can influence the observed cross sections because an ion that is not sufficiently energized by one collision with the target gas may gain enough energy in a second collision to be above the dissociation threshold. Such collisions can lead to a measured threshold that is too low. This is accounted for by linearly extrapolating data taken at several pressures to a zero pressure cross section, which is then fit with the method described above. 

Manufacturers tend to characterize membranes by means of rejection measurements with reference molecules, such as dextrans, proteins, or polyglycols. A parameter extensively used for membranes characterization is the cutoff value, which is defined as the lower limit of solute molecular weight for which the rejection is at least 90%. We must keep in mind, however, that rejection measurements always depend on the type of solute (shape and flexibility of the macromolecular solute), the membrane (its interaction with the solute), and the process parameters used (pressure, cross-flow velocity, geometry of the test cell, and concentration and type of solute). In particular, concentration or polarization, pore blocking, and fouling phenomena affect rejection measurements very significantly. 

B6.5.2 Compliance, pressure cross-sectional area relationship, and retraction... 

Major additions to CML slab tankage were made in 1964 apd 977, and another is planned in i979. These added tanks are all of 400-Iitre capacity, standing 1.1 m tall X 6.1 m long, with an inside slab thickness of 615 mm (2 in.). Tp prevent bulging of the 6.35-mm-thick walls Under hydrostatic pressure, cross-ties are welded inside the tanks 0.46 m up from the bottom of die tanks. 

One expects that, on recrystallization at high pressure, cross-links will be excluded from lamellae as are short chain branches. In this case the greater final lamellar thicknesses shown by the sample which initially had the thinner lamellae suggests that it has the greater separation between cross-links. The reason for this remains to be firmly established. One possibility turns on there being more unreacted radicals after higher temperature crystallization. If these did not react until the sample was melted (at high pressure) and then did so randomly, the qualitative effect observed would result. 

Fig. 17 Direct methanol fuel-cell performance curves with blended membranes containing sulfonated poly[bis(3-methylphenoxy)phosphazene] and PAN. 1.0 M methanol feed, 60 °C, air at 50 seem and 30psi back pressure. Cross denotes the methanol crossover flux (mol/cm min) at open circuit, relative to that in Nafion 117...

Fig, 6-22 Pressure dependence of electrical conductivity for high-conductivity material showing return cycle to ambient pressure (crosses). 

High-pressure Cross-flow H2 recovery in Medal... 

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