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journal of 4g MEMBRANE een SCIENCE ELSEVIE Journal of Membrane Science 106 (1995) 295-296 Contents Gas permeation properties of plasma polymerized thin film siloxane-type membranes for temperatures up to 350°C oS; Pecmmmem, T. Fimerbe ame J. NOUNS CHR CIID osc oe fic vce veeec cin eke venqcccevedcdeueccevteevecenvecccueraceveceutevesuceeus l The influence of a low-molecular hydrophobic solute on the flux of polysulphone ultrafiltration membranes with different cut-off J. Lindau, A.-S. Jénsson and R. Wimmerstedt (Lund, Sweden) ............. 0... ccc ccccccccccrccvccccecccecvcccccececvcecevccevcseccececes 9 Glucose-sensitive membrane coated porous filters for control of hydraulic permeability and insulin delivery from a pressurized reservoir >. Cartier (Massy, France), T.A. Horbett and B.D. Ratner CWA, USA) ...........cccccccsccescccccccsctcccccavccvctestececccsvensesssess 17 Irreversible thermodynamics of transport across charged membranes. Part V. Isothermal transport through anion-exchange membranes and macroscopic resistance coefficients A. Narebska, A. Warszawski, S. Koter (Toru, Poland) and T.T. Le (Hanoi, Viet Nam) .......... 0.0... c cece cece cece cece ceceececuceuees 25 Irreversible thermodynamics of transport across charged membranes. Part VI. Frictional interactions and coupling effects in transport of acid through anion exchange membranes A. Narebska, S. Koter, A.W arszawski (Torun, Poland) and T.T. Le (Hanoi, Vietnam) .....00.... .cc c.c ce.ce ce.ce c.ece. ceuv.eec.ucue es 39 Dense hydrophilic composite membranes for ultrafiltration S.P. Nunes, M.L. Sforga (Campinas, SP, Brazil) and K.-V. Peinemann (Geesthacht, Germany) ...................00cceeceeceeeceeeeees 49 Concentration and fractionation of polyvinyl alcohol-anionic surfactant stabilised latex dispersions by microfiltration cd, Pee ee GE Pay CEU, Re MINED fossa eed cds va ccncwenveses sun snedeunssuesu thoes dheeseeunepsvecsdebwctecesevecebbiee 57 Simulation of the structure and filtration performance of granular porous membranes ee en I res ee Ig Se IS io ik cng ye cnn dine cco ctvansysvsencun sds deuwipdssvdvegecscdetescernvadecbecchousveses 67 Porous cellular ceramic membranes: a stochastic model to describe the structure of an anodic oxide membrane J. Beomeiton end G.A. Davies (Miamchater, United RimmOdh) «. .... 6. on once ccncciesceccsewsccenscccsseccvesdecracescenstevecvetevace 89 Separation of a biocatalyst with ultrafiltration or filtration after bioconversion G.W. Meindersma, J. Augeraud and F.H.P. Vergossen (Geleen, Netherlands) .............. 0... ccc cece cece eee c eee eeeceee cee eeeeeeeneeues 103 Permeation mechanism of DNA molecules in solution through cuprammonium regenerated cellulose hollow fiber (BMM™) T. Hirasaki, T. Sato, T. Tsuboi, H. Nakano, T. Noda (Tokyo, Japan), A. Kono (Fukuoka, Japan), K. Yamaguchi ( Yamaguchi, Japan), K. Imada (Miyazaki, Japan), N. Yamamoto (Tokyo, Japan), H. Murakami and S. Manabe (Fukuoka, Japan) ................ 123 Extraction and separation of scandium from rare earths by electrostatic pseudo liquid membrane ee i icc wa ab nwae Sanda W hohe Vekac van beaviie sé vuvdaanade cadaver odneouwednabentaxhe 131 Surface modification of an ultrafiltration membrane with crystalline structure and studies on interactions with selected protein molecules cata Ae bn awn Ga gala wedR am nie bebe hue ¥Geueser ee Oueu Keuken in cabanas ssa eebameceav ers 147 Critical particle-to-pore size ratio in ultrafiltration re, ne ie ee es 0k, I, TOMI civ ccc cadecdvecabvenevcrusebesbedetevedanevetidsbauenrcbesvaesbaheeeseosass 161 Polyvinyl alcohol—polyacrylamide interpenetrating polymer network membranes and their pervaporation characteristics for ethanol— water mixtures a ER we sau ais PN MW ean enka bene RNN A aaa Neg bd AieidG pao wer neeaWih anes 167 Comments on: sigmoidal swelling profiles for temperature responsive poly (N-isopropylacrylamide-co-n-butylmethacrylate )h ydrogels [J. Membrane Sci., 89 (1994) 267-77] A.M. Dave, U.H. Vaishnav, B.V. Ankleshwaria, A.C. Shah and M.H. Mehta (Baroda, India) .........0c.. c.c e.ce .cec.e e.ec.ece.ee.eee s 183 Response to comments by Dr. A.M. Dave et al. ahd cis ba disly bhnd's on an’s § abs RA HORM AS ENE NAO p SANE OROKS SOR KAREN ELS Rca eed OS Adem R pam ben aces ees 187 Response to comments by T. Okano et al. A.M. Dave, U.H. Vaishnav, B.V. Ankleshwaria, A.C. Shah and M.H. Mehta (Baroda, India) .....2..... ce.ce c.cc c.ee c.ec.e ce.ce .eee ees 189 Response to 2nd Comments by Dr. A.M. Dave et al. SE OOTP OTE OOOO EOR ETE Po OPEL EOE OEE RTE AT SEARS ee PO BOL RPE rn ETM ee eee Ceo 191 296 / Journal of Membrane Science 106 (1995) 295-296 New results in metal working wastewater treatment using membrane technology M. Belkacem, H. Matamoros, C. Cabassud, Y. Aurelle (Toulouse, France) and J. Cotteret (St. Symphorien D’Ozon, France) ........ 195 Transport of glycine by neutralization dialysis Se en ee ee GE OE, IOI © NIE oy dn oon dec saved ¥vcrsdvsiyerm eevette eevcdeeusdandeien cCaeseeuesetueses oedesw p¥eddeh ee 207 Catalytic polymeric hollow-fiber reactors for the selective hydrogenation of conjugated dienes H. Gao, Y. Xu, S. Liao, R. Liu, J. Liu, D. Li, D. Yu, Y. Zhao and Y. Fan (Dalian, People’s Republic of China) ........................ 213 A lumped parameter mathematical model of a hollow fiber membrane device for the controlled insulin release oad edn wavy ehvnenG boc bedeVe Uhes Oa encd bende snbedsdees teeeeecuscedensdabbewee 221 Spinning of hollow fiber ultrafiltration membranes from a polymer blend I.M. Wienk, F.H.A.O. Scholtenhuis, Th. Van den Boomgaard and C.A. Smolders (Enschede, Netherlands) ......................00005: 233 An ATR-FTIR study of water in cellulose acetate membranes prepared by phase inversion Sh eee Se. Be I CR I, PENNE gcse sive bccceceincevdcdcctbecssrceceoderscanccvercecaureccsvececcusseesauetes 245 Precise static and dynamic permeation measurements using a continuous-flow vacuum cell 3... Watson Gnd WIG. Taro CIEMCIIONISS, UENO REMBGOM) ..... 5. cies ccc cece ccc ccc cre ccccctccccencceccecccccncesecessenesctveses 259 Screw-thread flow promoters: an experimental study of ultrafiltration and microfiltration performance H.R. Millward, B.J. Bellhouse and G. Walker (Oxford, United Kingdom) .............. 0... cece ccc eee c eee ece eee en eeeeeeeeeeeneeeeeeeaes 269 Surface characterization of polyelectrolyte complex membranes based on sodium cellulose sulfate and poly (dimethyldiallylammonium chloride) J. LukaS (Prague, Czech Republic), K. Richau, H.-H. Schwarz and D. Paul (Teltow-Seehof, Germany) ...................0eceeeeeeees 281 iets cd a eae Ge GR ha whan achh ay ton'y 6x VRS huss A SmS PARANA OLA TEA REAE Chery kn's Swe GRA nay 444 0094 6e 289 I Nh ie ed cant ch San Wanless oa bame ene e wehbe dena Stak Cis oethe ia ccubtulccioseieaneae 291 es oh gaat g Te eats ial OW bap Winn VolCa 4 sn 4 bane 6x te wokWakkie wha vaduplaeutevadeds dunked Devnet erie 0k Maaia old xe<0i5s