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⵵/ȣ 1990 / ȣ: V.2,no.2,Jun
1() Ʈμο-Ҿƹ ȥո Orange II
2(Ÿ) Sorption and Permeation of Orange II Through Nitrocellulose-Poly (vinylamine) Blended Membranes
() Tak, Tae-Moon (Department of Natural Fiber Science, College of Agriculture, Seoul National University
(Ÿ) Tak, Tae-Moon (Department of Natural Fiber Science, College of Agriculture, Seoul National University
Ҽ() Tak, Tae-Moon (Department of Natural Fiber Science, College of Agriculture, Seoul National Universit
Ҽ(Ÿ) Tak, Tae-Moon (Department of Natural Fiber Science, College of Agriculture, Seoul National Universit
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() Korean
ʷ Nitrocellulose [NC]-Poly(vinylamine) [PVAm] blended membranes with the change of amino group contents were prepared. The sorption and permeation of a mono-sulfonic acid dye, Orange II, in the membranes were investigated by the steady-state permeation method at and pH 2.2. The results were discussed in the framework of dual sorption and diffusion theory. It was found that thesorption isotherms comprise a partition and two Langmuir type adsorption having similar binding constants. One of the latter sorption modes is due to unknown adsorption sites in NC and the other is due to the amino groups in PVAm. Apparent diffusion coefficients for collective P and L dye species, , were obtained. Interpretation of values leads to two modes of partitions; one is such that dye is immobilized in NC and the other is the dissolution of the dye into the internal water phase.
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