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filter paper
a porous paper used for filtering liquids

filter paper [′fil·tər ‚pā·pər]
(materials)
Porous cellulose paper used for filtering, especially for quantitative purposes.


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Pre-field Arrangement: 47 mm diameter GF/A filter papers discs were stored in a controlled environment to equilibrate (such as desiccators) at 25 degrees C and RH less than 35% for at least 24 hours.
Fleissner is the leading system supplier and machinery manufacturer for man-made fiber and nonwovens lines, finishing equipment for all natural and synthetic fibers including textile floor coverings and for heavy-duty dryers for tissue and filter papers.
s] vs [square root of(t)] has been established for a range of vegetable oils, methyl fatty acid esters, and high boiling petroleum distillate solvents tested with blotting paper, newsprint, and filter papers of varying porosity (Fig.
 
 
 
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