Filtration device having hardened gum formed-in-place membranes

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21050028, 21050029, 21050041, 427244, 427245, 427247, 264129, 264299, B32B 2700, B01D 1300

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050430696

ABSTRACT:
Stable formed-in-place saccharinic gum membranes on a porous support, the membranes being modified by contact with at least an equivalent of multivalent cations to anionic groups in the gum.

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