10. The main difference between a dialysis membrane and a semipermeable osmotic membrane is a. the use of an emulsifying agent b. the size of the pore openings in the membrane c. the presence of charged particles on the membrane surface d. the presence or absence of a polyaccrylamide coating on the membrane surface e. no correct response

10. The main difference between a dialysis membrane and a semipermeable osmotic membrane is a. the use of an emulsifying agent b. the size of the pore openings in the membrane c. the presence of charged particles on the membrane surface d. the presence or absence of a polyaccrylamide coating on the membrane surface e. no correct response

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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ISBN:9781285640686

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Chapter20: Applications Of Oxidation/reduction Titrations

Section: Chapter Questions

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