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% uw ii ELSEVIER Journal of Membrane Science 91 (1994) 304-305 Contents Investigation of the gas-transport properties of polyaniline S. Kuwabata and C.R. Martin (Fort Collins, CO, USA) Facilitated transport of olefins in Ag*-containing polymer membranes W.S. Ho and D.C. Dalrymple (Annandale, NJ, USA) A comparative study on thermal and hydrothermal stability of alumina, titania and zirconia membranes C.-H. Chang, R. Gopalan and Y.S. Lin (Cincinnati, OH, USA) Biofunctional membranes. Part IV. Active-site structure and stability of an immobilized enzyme, papain, on modified polysulfone membranes studied by electron paramagnetic resonance and kinetics D.A. Butterfield, J. Lee, S. Ganapathi and D. Bhattacharyya (Lexington, KY, USA) Manometric techniques for determination of gas transport parameters in membranes. Application to the study of dense and asymmetric poly(vinyltrimethylsilane )m embranes X.Q. Nguyen (Nancy, France), Z. Broz, F. VaSak (Prague, Czech Republic )a nd Q.T. Nguyen (Nancy, France) Gas permeation characteristics of polymer-zeolite mixed matrix membranes M.G. Siier, N. Bag and L. Yilmaz (Ankara, Turkey ) Gamma alumina nanofiltration membrane Application to the rejection of metallic cations S. Alami-Younssi, A. Larbot, M. Persin, J. Sarrazin and L. Cot (Montpellier, France ) The effect of protein adsorption on ApoB removal and selectivity in plasma fractionation by membrane C. Legallais, M.Y. Jaffrin (Compiégne, France) and J. Wojcicki (Warsaw, Poland ) Flowsheet simulation of ultrafiltration and reverse osmosis processes H. Niemi and S. Palosaari (Lappeenranta, Finland) Water vapor permeability and diffusivity through methylcellulose edible films F. Debeaufort, A. Voilley (Dijon, France) and P. Meares (Exeter, UK) The effect of channel height and channel spacers on flux and energy requirements in crossflow filtration P.F. Levy and R.S. Earle (Beverly, MA, USA) Flux decay and rejection during micro- and ultra-filtration of hydrophobically modified water-soluble polymers R.J. Wakeman and G. Akay (Exeter, UK) An elliptic filtration variation on Poiseuille-type laminar solutions of Navier-Stokes equations C.S. Vassilieff (Sofia, Bulgaria ) Sorption and permeation of aqueous picolines in elastomeric membranes S.A. Netke, $.B. Sawant, J.B. Joshi and V.G. Pangarkar (Bombay, India) Theory of concentration polarization in cross-flow ultrafiltration: gel-layer model and osmotic-pressure model G.A. Denisov (Moscow, Russian Federation ) Aroma compound recovery with pervaporation — the effect of high ethanol concentrations H.O.E. Karlsson and G. Tragardh (Lund, Sweden) Properties of composite membranes prepared from ion exchange membranes and conducting polymers. V. Dependence of EMF of composite membranes prepared from anion exchange membranes and polypyrrole on relative humidity T. Sata (Yamaguchi, Japan) Rapid communication Facilitated uphill transport of eicosapentaenoic acid ethyl ester through bulk and supported liquid membranes containing silver nitrate as carrier: a new type of uphill transport M. Teramoto, H. Matsuyama, K. Nakai, T. Uesaka and N. Ohnishi (Kyoto, Japa ) ..............ccccsccseseeeeeesseeeeeneeneeeneeeeeenenee 209 Meetings calendar 1994 Elsevier Science B.V. SSDI 0376-7388 % uw ii ELSEVIER Journal of Membrane Science 91 (1994) 304-305 Contents Investigation of the gas-transport properties of polyaniline S. Kuwabata and C.R. Martin (Fort Collins, CO, USA) Facilitated transport of olefins in Ag*-containing polymer membranes W.S. Ho and D.C. Dalrymple (Annandale, NJ, USA) A comparative study on thermal and hydrothermal stability of alumina, titania and zirconia membranes C.-H. Chang, R. Gopalan and Y.S. Lin (Cincinnati, OH, USA) Biofunctional membranes. Part IV. Active-site structure and stability of an immobilized enzyme, papain, on modified polysulfone membranes studied by electron paramagnetic resonance and kinetics D.A. Butterfield, J. Lee, S. Ganapathi and D. Bhattacharyya (Lexington, KY, USA) Manometric techniques for determination of gas transport parameters in membranes. Application to the study of dense and asymmetric poly(vinyltrimethylsilane )m embranes X.Q. Nguyen (Nancy, France), Z. Broz, F. VaSak (Prague, Czech Republic )a nd Q.T. Nguyen (Nancy, France) Gas permeation characteristics of polymer-zeolite mixed matrix membranes M.G. Siier, N. Bag and L. Yilmaz (Ankara, Turkey ) Gamma alumina nanofiltration membrane Application to the rejection of metallic cations S. Alami-Younssi, A. Larbot, M. Persin, J. Sarrazin and L. Cot (Montpellier, France ) The effect of protein adsorption on ApoB removal and selectivity in plasma fractionation by membrane C. Legallais, M.Y. Jaffrin (Compiégne, France) and J. Wojcicki (Warsaw, Poland ) Flowsheet simulation of ultrafiltration and reverse osmosis processes H. Niemi and S. Palosaari (Lappeenranta, Finland) Water vapor permeability and diffusivity through methylcellulose edible films F. Debeaufort, A. Voilley (Dijon, France) and P. Meares (Exeter, UK) The effect of channel height and channel spacers on flux and energy requirements in crossflow filtration P.F. Levy and R.S. Earle (Beverly, MA, USA) Flux decay and rejection during micro- and ultra-filtration of hydrophobically modified water-soluble polymers R.J. Wakeman and G. Akay (Exeter, UK) An elliptic filtration variation on Poiseuille-type laminar solutions of Navier-Stokes equations C.S. Vassilieff (Sofia, Bulgaria ) Sorption and permeation of aqueous picolines in elastomeric membranes S.A. Netke, $.B. Sawant, J.B. Joshi and V.G. Pangarkar (Bombay, India) Theory of concentration polarization in cross-flow ultrafiltration: gel-layer model and osmotic-pressure model G.A. Denisov (Moscow, Russian Federation ) Aroma compound recovery with pervaporation — the effect of high ethanol concentrations H.O.E. Karlsson and G. Tragardh (Lund, Sweden) Properties of composite membranes prepared from ion exchange membranes and conducting polymers. V. Dependence of EMF of composite membranes prepared from anion exchange membranes and polypyrrole on relative humidity T. Sata (Yamaguchi, Japan) Rapid communication Facilitated uphill transport of eicosapentaenoic acid ethyl ester through bulk and supported liquid membranes containing silver nitrate as carrier: a new type of uphill transport M. Teramoto, H. Matsuyama, K. Nakai, T. Uesaka and N. Ohnishi (Kyoto, Japa ) ..............ccccsccseseeeeeesseeeeeneeneeeneeeeeenenee 209 Meetings calendar 1994 Elsevier Science B.V. SSDI 0376-7388 Facilitated transport of ethene across polyelectrolyte gels with silver ions as a carrier C. Richter and D. Woermann (K6In, Germany) Electrical and chemical demulsification techniques for microemulsion liquid membranes K. Larson, B. Raghuraman and J. Wiencek (Piscataway, NJ, USA) ............c:cccssessessessersensnseeensensreneneenseenenseneeneesenensenensnes 2 Pervaporation induced by electric current S.F. Timashev, V.V. Valuev, A.V. Vorobiev, R.R. Salem and A.J. Strugatskaya (Moscow, Russian Federation ) Photoinduced electron transfer properties of porous polymer membranes doped with the fullerene Coo associated with phospholipids J.L. Garaud, J.M. Janot, G. Miquel and P. Seta (Montpellier, France ) 259 Effect of evaporation step on macrovoid formation in wet-cast polymeric membranes F.G. Paulsen (Boulder, CO, USA), S.S. Shojaie (Golden, CO, USA) and W.B. Krantz (Boulder, CO, USA)................. 265 Pervaporation of methanol-MTBE mixtures through modified poly (phenylene oxide )m embranes F. Doghieri (Bologna, Italy), A. Nardella (Roma, Italy), G.C. Sarti (Bologna, Italy) and C. Valentini (Roma, Italy) ... 283 Short communication Use of the log-normal probability density function to analyze membrane pore size distributions: functional forms and discrepancies A.L. Zydney (Newark, DE, USA), P. Aimar, M. Meireles (Toulouse, France), J.M. Pimbley (New York, NY, USA) and G. Belfort (Troy, NY, USA) Meetings calendar ME siciciscsisticittccesctneiililmeiinn etieire niicceae niaeiitiin a 301 TUITE. ecsscieeliisnaesispsnsciinntiniinhuiedldstbioaceiaticinhnbeciiitsentehtclanataeiieeaiiiaeabchleeiataaesbibaiiaaiiiehiiniseehiadieaaieaaaAaaaiala 302 Contents