Filtration ResourcesCommon Misconceptions About Oleophobic Membranes
“Who lives here now? and “Who lived here previously” are fundamental questions of biology, but observing living things in their natural habitats is...
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Filtration ResourcesGet a better solution for cell culture aspiration with the Lafil 100 and 200 suction systems
The Rocker Lafil 200 vacuum suction system integrates a vacuum source with a 4L waste bottle and suction kit, saves 50% space and is ideal for large...
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Filtration ResourcesHere’s an EGGcellent Science Experiment to Introduce Osmosis
Did you know that you can observe osmosis with ingredients that might already be in your kitchen? With only an egg, vinegar, corn syrup, and food...
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Filtration ResourcesEarth Day 2020: The history of Environmental Monitoring from Public Health to Climate Action
Earth Day, celebrated globally on April 22, developed to support environmental issues and promote world peace. The theme for Earth Day 2020 is climate...
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Filtration ResourcesBubble Point Testing: Step-by-Step Procedure and Demo Video
Why Perform a Bubble Point Test? In the bubble point test, pore size rating is determined by measuring the lowest air pressure needed to overcome the...
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Filtration ResourcesAll you Need to Know About Membrane Distillation: Applications, Filters, and Lab Setup
Membrane Distillation (MD) is a relatively new and promising separation technology that is an alternative to more energy intensive methods such as...
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Filtration ResourcesResource: Chemical Compatibility Chart
We like to remind our customers to be careful when feeding chemical solutions into their Membrane Filtration Systems. Ensuring that the chemical...
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Filtration ResourcesUnderstanding Filter Service Life and Its Implication on Size Selection
A common question users of disk, syringe, and capsule filters ask is: How long will my filter last? Or, put another way: How much fluid can I expect...
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