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permeate
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permeate [′pər·mē‚āt]
(chemical engineering)
The clear fluid that passes through the membrane in a membrane filtration process.
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It is believed that permeations were not only affected by molecular weight of drug but also by its electrical polarity.
Controlled drug release through carboxymethyl-chitosan/poly(vinyl ... by Wang, Ling-Chong; Chen, Xi-Guang; Yu, Le-Jun; Li, Pi-Wu / Polymer Engineering and Science
Tinariwen appear just as they do in their pictures underneath wide desert skies wearing robes and head-dresses and in different permeations of their eight musicians.
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Although permeations of these new techniques throughout the food manufacturing industry is very slow, this book is about what could change food production in the 21st Century.
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