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journal of MEMBRANE P SCIENCE ELSEVIER Journal of Membrane Science 115 (1996) 231—232 Contents ne me es 6 SS Pg eS wd RO ae eR OS Ee FOS ws ew ee ea ey es -B ee ge we Vv HTPB-H,, MDI based polyurethane IPN membranes for pervaporation ks ee ee F= 7, Re Ge, I Ee cn ee EAN ES eee ee ood Ree es SEN ee 1 Electrochemistry of porous glass membranes in electrolyte solutions L. Ermakova, M. Sidorova and N. Jura (St. Petersburg, Russian Federation) .... 1... . ee eee ee eee ew ens 1] Effect of pore structure of membranes and module configuration on virus retention a, en A a I ck eh oak he Sek Be ee ed ON 2 OS LS 21 Photo-induced graft polymerization surface modifications for the preparation of hydrophilic and low-protein-adsorbing ultrafiltration membranes M. Ulbricht, H. Matuschewski, A. Oechel (Berlin, Germany) and H.-G. Hicke (Teltow, Germany) ...............0.. 31 Influence of surface interaction on transfer during colloid ultrafiltration P. Baschin. P. Aicnee al V. Gas (Tomes, Fem) cs wc ek kn Kk nn ee wae he wee eee eee aes 49 Preparation and characterization of silica—polyimide composite membranes coated on porous tubes for CO, separation K. Kusakabe, K. Ichiki, J.-i. Hayashi, H. Maeda and S. Morooka (Fukuoka, Japan) .....2..0. .ee. eee. ee.e e ee 65 Use of ion-exchange membranes in a reactor for esterification of oleic acid and methanol at room temperature i; Se ee Oe, Pe 6T I I gk gy cs ek i Be ee ee ee a es we bee oe ee lee 77 Polyethersulfone hollow fiber gas separation membranes prepared from NMP /alcohol solvent systems ee ee rs ee I oo i nko ERS OE ON a Revie 28 Re OE eK EOS 85 aE ee ee ee en caer er eee era ee ee ee er ae arr eee ee eae Srey 109 Ns as ci a ae ee RR we Re A ee RO ae: ae ee Row We ee, wee ae ea ee Oe eee 111 en nn A I ON 2c gl Sig a ch ey he Oe UL Ve ee ce A ae ke Re wid Oe, Re eae Ra 113 Interaction of dispersed phase with concentration polarization Se en I kK a a ed Bd ele ny ae ee Ra ee ee ee 121 Determination of membrane thickness for emulsion liquid membrane macrodrops. A new approach nn I I, oan ig Pe ene RC Ae klk 9.W R 4 6 8 oben ead oe ek Be Oe 129 Initial transient effects during cross flow microfiltration of yeast suspensions a ee Gn, ID 5k See 3 cee ae 6 A a ko ge 06 8 eee 8 ek PRE ee 133 Ultrafiltration of non-newtonian fluids ae I gg hay wate win Ae. 8 kk RR Oe Oe ew oe eae ee ee ee ee 147 Sorption equilibria of the ternary mixture benzene /cyclohexene /cyclohexane in polyurethane- and PEBA-membrane polymers L. Enneking, A. Heintz and R.N. Lichtenthaler (Heidelberg, Germany)... . 2... 2... 2. ee ee ecw r ere eee cece 161 Diffusional release of a dispersed solute from a spherical polymer matrix M1. Abies bak ©. CO CO I CD kc i he ew ee eee eee ee ee 171 Silica-supported polyvinylpyrrolidone filtration membranes R.P. Castro, Y. Cohen and H.G. Monbouquette (Los Angeles, CA, USA)... 2... ee ee ee ee es 179 Matter transport due to concentration gradients in unselective porous membranes: fundamental and experimental aspects D.G. Mita, S. Rossi, U. Bencivenga, N. Pagliuca, A. D’ Acunto, F. Peluso and F.S. Gaeta (Napoli, Italy). ............-. 191 Impedance spectroscopic study on ionic transport in a pH sensitive membrane 0 Fe. i oe, ee Sn I Sg ce cs ne ee ek ee hae eA eR Hae eee ee 207 232 Contents Diffusivity, solubility and permeability of water vapor in flexible PVC /silica composite membranes CO 6 cv a Ds ka eee ee a eee DED ES Levbeeeciuawteee 217 Co EE SE ae ee a eee ee a a ee ee eee eee r eee eee eer ee a 225 ES ea Oe aad ok oo eso Eke 888 ee Ce kk Oo Ale ele eke kie n 6 i oe eee 227 NE sk ee A oa 0d Oe we OLE be ee ee a ee ee ela wide Beh ee oe ha ee Se 229 EE ol oe 6 ok le he tk ete Lae Sle AUR ere ola ee eke ova ie ak eR ele n be a €w ae a hak » eee 231