Author: Mike H

100K Microcon "duds"

I few weeks ago I posted some flow rate data based on the 100K microcons in which three of the four membranes worked fine and the other appeared to be a “dud”. I pulled the four systems apart and used

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100K Microcon : wet-wet

I used the EQ format to test the 100K microcons in a wet-wet trial using DI water. The below illustrates a comparison between the hydraulic permeability of the 100K microcons in a wet-dry format (from tests earlier today) vs. a

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100K Microcon with Bovine Albumin: retest

I reran the 100K Microcon membranes using bovine albumin. This time I ran a set of four fresh membranes with DI water for a preliminary trial. Once complete I used two of the same four membranes with a 1mg/mL solution

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300K Nanosep Permeability

The 300K nanosep membranes that Jess ordered came in so I ran a single set of three membranes at 21.63psi to compare their hydraulic permeability values to those of the 100K microcon membranes. As expected the 300K nanosep membranes have

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100K Microcon with Bovine Albumin

Having finished the hydraulic permeability testing with DI water I wanted to see what the effect of an introduction of protein would have on the permeability values. To do this I simply reran a set of fresh membranes at 21.63psi

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Decreased Permeability with "dry" Microcons

When I first starting testing the microcon filters I noticed that if they were allowed to sit overnight (exposed to air) after having been already tested with water the next day if they were tested again the permeability of the

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Updated Hydraulic Permeability

last week I ran some tests using a single 100K microcon filter; this week I preformed essentially the same tests but instead of testing one filter over the entire pressure range I used a new filter at each pressure. I

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100K Microcon Hydraulic Permeability

I ran the same 100K microcon system through numerous pressure ranges and put together the spread of hydraulic permeability results.These results show that the hydraulic permeability of the microcon membranes decrease with increasing pressure. Once I finished running the tests

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W187 Hydraulic Permeability

This week I tried to run a few “eq-tests” with some samples from wafer 187 to get some hydraulic permeability value for our membranes to see how they compare to the polymer filters used in the microcon and nanosep systems.

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Hydraulic Permeability Update

I reran a set of hydraulic permeability tests at 16.56psi (3500RPM) hoping that this would clarify the previously collected data at the 21.63psi (4000RPM) and the 33.79psi (5000RPM) range that did not seem to agree with the trend of the

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