2001
DOI: 10.1016/s0927-7757(01)00849-4
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Osmotic conditions in rheologic properties of erytrocites

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“…Hence, the thickness of the biofilm would play a crucial role in this subject. Although, the membrane fouling reducers such as cationic water-soluble polymers have been used in submerged membrane bioreactors to enhance the flux [9], tetrasodium pyrophosphate (TSP) is one of the commonly used dispersing (i.e., sequestering) agents that retard the attachment of bacteria in microbiological [2,6,10,11] and geochemical applications [12]. For the biodegradation experiments occurring in MMBR, however, the dosage of dispersing agent TSP remains highly inconsistent.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hence, the thickness of the biofilm would play a crucial role in this subject. Although, the membrane fouling reducers such as cationic water-soluble polymers have been used in submerged membrane bioreactors to enhance the flux [9], tetrasodium pyrophosphate (TSP) is one of the commonly used dispersing (i.e., sequestering) agents that retard the attachment of bacteria in microbiological [2,6,10,11] and geochemical applications [12]. For the biodegradation experiments occurring in MMBR, however, the dosage of dispersing agent TSP remains highly inconsistent.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%