Filtration ResourcesSterliTECH Tip: What is Molecular Weight Cut-Off (MWCO)?
Ultrafiltration and Nanofiltration membranes are used in a wide range of applications and industries to separate unwanted dissolved compounds from...
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Filtration ResourcesHow to Determine Ammonia Nitrogen (TAN) using Salicylate Method
Ammonia nitrogen (TAN), a major pollutant in wastewater, consists of non-ionized ammonia (NH3) and ammonium ions (NH4 +), which are pH- and...
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Water and Fluid Separation NewsCheers to National Hydration Day! When being watered-down is the way to go
Eight cups, three liters, one gallon? Straight water or added vitamins and electrolytes? Everybody has an opinion on what it means to be hydrated....
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Water and Fluid Separation NewsWet-getting-wetter, Dry-getting drier: Water scarcity around the world
Water scarcity is a global problem affecting millions of people around the world, but scalable solutions including conservation, infrastructure...
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Water and Fluid Separation NewsSterliTECH Tip: CFF vs. TFF, What's the Difference?
Filtration by membrane is an essential separation technique used to most commonly separate particles from liquid in a variety of applications and...
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Water and Fluid Separation NewsTime’s Top Inventions of 2021
Necessity is the mother of invention. Time, a leading authority on current affairs in almost all facets of life, recently published “The Best...
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Water and Fluid Separation NewsSaltworks Produces Battery-grade Lithium from Waste
As the world's energy economy shifts to lithium-ion batteries for transportation, energy storage systems, and electric mobility, battery-grade lithium...
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Water and Fluid Separation NewsNeed a small-scale cross or tangential flow filtration system in your lab?
The Innovator Cross Flow Filtration Kit is a plug and play system designed for conducting lab scale filtration experiments. With a total hold-up...
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