Osmotic Pressure
I must have been feeling “osmotic pressure” since I missed posting for the last month. We all know that that […]
Learn moreI must have been feeling “osmotic pressure” since I missed posting for the last month. We all know that that […]
Learn morePressure Reduced Osmosis is being investigated as a green power source. A prototype plant has been built in Norway. We […]
Learn moreA recent news article by Drs. Glazier and Ko from UCLA Health noted that a fecal transplant has been used […]
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Learn moreOsmosis is a natural process. In its simplest form, water flows through the membrane into a solution. It is important […]
Learn moreOne must fully understand the history to appreciate today’s textbook thermodynamic theory of osmosis.
Learn morevan't Hoff Nobel prize for his work with osmotic pressure. The theory of Osmosis is not the theory of osmotic pressure.. See Atkins applied pressure to a vessel […]
Learn moreJean-Antoine “Abbe” Nollet (1700 – 1770) was a scientist and a priest. He was noted for his scientific experiments with […]
Learn moreOsmosis is the movement of a solvent across a semi permeable membrane into a more dilute solution of the solvent. […]
Learn moreAfter our papers on seed storage were rejected several times, we found that our design approach for seed storage warehouses […]
Learn moreAs I entered my favorite hardware store I saw multiple containers of hand sanitizer and cleaning agents on display. Many […]
Learn moreHeat and moisture enter the warehouse through the walls and with outside air, some heat and moisture may be exchanged […]
Learn moreWater Purification Osmosis, the simple experiment of a column of wine capped at the bottom with a membrane from a […]
Learn moreEngineers do not study osmosis.. It was a chain of circumstances that led this engineer to study the theory and history of osmosis. We backed into offering a […]
Learn moreCovid-19 pandemic has opened my eyes to the incredible complexity of the human body and to the many scientists and engineers that have improved our understanding and are […]
Learn moreWe have looked at vesicles, cell behavior, and biological osmosis. Basically, living organisms are composed of single or multiple cells. […]
Learn moreHoney is a natural topic for Valentine’s Day. Here, we are discussing natural honey. A sweet viscous liquid produced by […]
Learn moreWe recently requested a professional review for our book “Osmosis: The Molecular Theory”. That was again an interesting experience. We […]
Learn moreBefore we wrote the Theory of Osmosis, I helped a friend build a track grinder for a rocket sled track. […]
Learn moreWe were intrigued by the photos and blowups in John Clancy’s excellent book “The Human Body-Close Up” we browsed through […]
Learn moreQuora digest posed the question “What is the difference between Diffusion and Osmosis?” We reviewed Guyton’s Textbook of Medical Physiology. […]
Learn moreThe osmosis experiment demonstrated that water flows uphill through a membrane from the pure water side into the wine. A […]
Learn moreHTMD Engineering was given the opportunity to design and build a cold storage facility for DeKalb Genetics for their hybrid […]
Learn moreOur previous blogs about trees, “My Tree Leaks”, “Maple Syrup” were based on our theory of osmosis, “Osmosis: The Molecular […]
Learn moreSeeds are living organisms. They breathe and exchange heat and moisture with their environment. With warm temperatures and enough moisture, […]
Learn moreMaple Tree Details Our previous blogs about trees, “My Tree Leaks”, “Maple Syrup” were based on our theory of osmosis, […]
Learn moreMy Tree Leaks This year, I discovered that my maple tree leaks. A wet spot appeared on the sidewalk near […]
Learn moreDuring my college days, it was a well-known “fact” that I could learn by placing a book under my pillow […]
Learn moreWe have proposed that osmosis is directly related to vapor pressure and that free vapor molecules exist in liquids and […]
Learn moreOur efforts to apply the vapor pressure theory of osmosis to medical physiology have been difficult. The difficulty appears to […]
Learn moreMe and My Celery…… Recently I decided to have a celery snack. The celery from my refrigerator was not crisp, […]
Learn moreOsmosis is the mechanism for transferring fluids and nutrients across membranes. It occurs in plants and animals and maintains the […]
Learn moreWe have introduced a molecular model for osmosis and have shown that free molecules exist in liquids and solids. The […]
Learn moreI recently learned of the 2013 Nobel Prize for physiology or medicine shared by James Rothman, Randy Schekman and Thomas […]
Learn moreSeed Storage Factors. Many elements affect the viability of stored seeds. Two principal factors that we can control are seed […]
Learn moreMy tree drips. We proposed a model for maple tree sap collection. Sap rises as vapor in a tree. When […]
Learn moreVapor Pressure II As we noted previously, the osmosis process of molecular movement through a membrane is directly related to […]
Learn moreWe are approaching maple syrup season. Sap is collected from Late February to April. Forty gallons of sap boil down […]
Learn moreHYBRID Seed Corn Hybrid seed corn has been specifically developed with special characteristics for: wet/dry growing seasons, soil types, plant […]
Learn moreOthers have suggested that vapor pressure is the driving force for osmosis, they were slapped in the face also. Osmotic […]
Learn moreREVERSE OSMOSIS The Osmosis experiment has intrigued many people for years. Water flowed uphill through a membrane into wine. Water […]
Learn moreSeveral mechanisms have been proposed to explain flow through a membrane. These are: Bulk pressure driven flow The entire flow […]
Learn moreA membrane is a soft pliable sheet made from plant, animal, or a man-made Material. Membranes can be described as […]
Learn moreOSMOTIC PRESSURE JA Nollet’s simple experiment (1748) to investigate the filter efficiency of a bladder membrane produced an enigma which […]
Learn moreI don’t even know how I ended up here, but I thought this post was great. I don’t know who […]
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