1981
DOI: 10.1002/actp.1981.010321111
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Zur Charakterisierung poröser Polymerstrukturen durch quantitative Bildauswertung elektronenmilkroskopischer Aufnahmen

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“…21, No. 3,1989 The micro-phase separation may occur simultaneously from the outer and inner surfaces of the solution resulting in the same pore characteristics in both membrane surfaces. When the micro-phase separation proceeds at the same time from outer and inner surfaces with the same speed to the inside of the membrane, as is the case of a RC hollow fiber, the pore characteristics vs. Z/d curves may show a symmetrical pattern with respect to Z/d = 0.5.…”
Section: Characteristic Features Of a Porous Hollow Fiber Prepared Bymentioning
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“…21, No. 3,1989 The micro-phase separation may occur simultaneously from the outer and inner surfaces of the solution resulting in the same pore characteristics in both membrane surfaces. When the micro-phase separation proceeds at the same time from outer and inner surfaces with the same speed to the inside of the membrane, as is the case of a RC hollow fiber, the pore characteristics vs. Z/d curves may show a symmetrical pattern with respect to Z/d = 0.5.…”
Section: Characteristic Features Of a Porous Hollow Fiber Prepared Bymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Merin and Cheryan 2 studied the structure or a plane ultrafiltration polysulfone membrane, using scanning and transm1ss10n electron microscopes (SEM and TEM) and estimated pore radius distribution of the surface layer of the membrane. Based on electron microscopic observation on a cross section of a cellulose acetate plane membrane, Purz et al 3 suggested that pore radius distribution depends on the distance from the surface of the membrane. However, in characterizing a membrane by electron microscope, only the observation of the surface and cross section of a membrane has been carried out to date.…”
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