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Modern Modelling Methods in Drying

Transport in Porous Media, 2006
Several modern modelling techniques are presented as tools for drying science and technology, namely pore networks, discrete element method and population balances. After first presenting results from their own research, the authors indicate what future contributions to a better understanding of the drying process at different levels—single porous ...
Thomas Metzger   +4 more
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Gel Drying Methods

2018
There are several reasons for drying of polyacrylamide gels after gel electrophoresis; for example, it is necessary if autoradiography has to be performed using radioactive labeled proteins. Another reason may be to simply store the gel in the laboratory book. Aside laborious commercial solutions, the simple and cheap drying protocol presented here may
Feldmann, A.   +3 more
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Gel Drying Methods

2012
For some instances, protein gels need to be dried after SDS-PAGE, for example, if autoradiography should be performed from radioactive-labeled proteins after their separation on SDS-polyacrylamide gels. Another reason may be to simply store the gel in the laboratory book.
Slava, Stamova   +3 more
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Drying methods for protein pharmaceuticals

Drug Discovery Today: Technologies, 2008
Removal of water is a common method to prolong the storage stability of protein formulations. Traditionally, freeze-drying has been the method of choice, but spray drying and supercritical drying have gained increased interest in the past decade. The proper choice of drying technology has a significant impact on the final pharmaceutical product and on ...
Maltesen, Morten Jonas   +1 more
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Critical Point Drying Method Using Dry Ice

Stain Technology, 1974
A critical point drying method using dry ice (solid carbon dioxide) instead of liquid carbon dioxide is reported. After the specimens are placed in the chamber of the medical point drying apparatus, dry ice cut to the shape of the chamber is inserted. The chamber is closed and warmed to change the dry ice into liquid carbon dioxide.
K, Tanaka, A, Iino
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Observations on the Drying of Paper: Five Drying Methods and the Drying Process

Journal of the American Institute for Conservation, 1992
AbstractThree experiments were performed to examine the drying of paper. In the first experiment visual analysis was used to monitor change caused by five drying methods on the surface texture of 12 historic papers. Although all methods caused changes, the early restraint method was most successful, while the traditional method was least successful, at
Jane E. Sugarman, Timothy J. Vitale
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Machinery and methods in freeze-drying

Cryobiology, 1971
Abstract The author assumes familiarity with literature on the freeze-drying of biologicals to which he provides a critical supplement. Freeze-drying should be conceived as part of a total system and in terms of the end product. This product is not an end in itself, and must satisfy clinical and commercial requirements which can be optimized, if at ...
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Modern Methods of Drying Nanomaterials

Transport in Porous Media, 2006
This paper presents the types of nanomaterials whose technology requires drying during processing. The methods of drying of three groups of nanomaterials are discussed: nanoparticles, nanolayers (nanofilms), and nanoporous materials. Principally the method of spray drying using ultrasonic nebulizers and electrospraying is presented for the first group.
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DETERMINATION OF THE DRY WEIGHT OF HERBAGE BY DRYING METHODS

Grass and Forage Science, 1960
An investigation has been made with the object of establishing a satisfactory drying method for use in determining the dry weight of air‐dry herbage. In one experiment, drying was carried out at various temperatures over P2O5 and also at a sustained high vacuum: in a second experiment, oven drying was carried out at atmospheric pressure at various ...
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A METHOD OF DRYING WOUNDS

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1934
In treating extensive burns with tannic acid spray, one is concerned with quick tanning and drying of the part, and at the same time with maintaining the patient's body temperature. After I had tried many different methods and various types of apparatus, the following was gradually evolved: The patient is completely undressed and placed in a bed with ...
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