1936
DOI: 10.1002/hlca.193601901100
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La perméabilité des membranes. II. Essais avec des membranes sélectives artificielles

Abstract: 665 -89. La permbabilite des membranes. XI. Essais avee des membranes selectives artificielles par Kurt H. Meyer e t J.-F. Sievers. (4. V. 36.)Dam le memoire precedent nous avons expos4 la theorie des phenomhnes de la permBabilit4 selective ionique. Xous indiquerons maintenant les rksultats obtenus B I'aide de membranes artificielles. I. Les membranes utilise'es pozw nos essais.Nous avons utilisk des produits dont quelques-uns se trouvaient dkja sous forme de minces feuilles comme la cccellophane))l), tandis q… Show more

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“…For anions a rise in permeability as the membrane takes on positive charge upon acidification has been predicted and found in many instances (e.g. Meyer & Sievers, 1936;Passow, 1964). The results of the present and the following investigation on skeletal muscle (Hutter & Warner, 1967 a) do not conform to this classical model; for the muscle membrane evidently becomes more permeable to chloride ions in alkaline solution.…”
Section: Disclussioncontrasting
confidence: 45%
“…For anions a rise in permeability as the membrane takes on positive charge upon acidification has been predicted and found in many instances (e.g. Meyer & Sievers, 1936;Passow, 1964). The results of the present and the following investigation on skeletal muscle (Hutter & Warner, 1967 a) do not conform to this classical model; for the muscle membrane evidently becomes more permeable to chloride ions in alkaline solution.…”
Section: Disclussioncontrasting
confidence: 45%
“…The above physical pictures can be quantitatively demonstrated with the space-charge model 26 28 or by Teorell-Meyer-Sievers (TMS) model 29 , 30 . In both theoretical frameworks, the electrical potential inside the channel is divided into electromotive and electrostatic components: The latter term accounts for the electrostatic effects by those surface charges on the channel wall.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…It was found, that a simple combination of Nernst-Planck equations, simple equations for the Donnan equilibria at the two membrane solution interfaces and -in the cases with more than one electrolyte present -simple Henderson integration [4,5] of the membrane diffusion potential, was found sufficient to explain the data in a consistent way. The present method was suggested already in 1936 by Meyer and Sievers [6,7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 91%