1. The latter are usually produced by a lamination of dense and porous membranes . 2. Non-porous membranes 'drying power is only a function of flow rate, pressure. 3. In a membrane filter, a thin, porous membrane is bound to the scrim. 4. Porous membranes find use in the microfiltration, ultrafiltration, and dialysis applications.5. These two channels are separated by the hydrophobic, micro porous membrane . 6. Dense and porous membranes are distinct from each other based on the size of separated molecules. 7. The performance of porous membranes are dependent on temperature as well as operating pressure and flow. 8. The porous membranes cannot prevent the penetration of microdroplets across the hollow fiber into the carrier gas. 9. The outer chloroplast membrane is a semi-porous membrane that small molecules and ions can easily diffuse across. 10. The thicker porous membranes sometimes provide support for the thin dense membrane layers, forming the asymmetric membrane structures.
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