In an exhaust gas purification filter, a partition wall has communicating pores. Each communicating pore has a surface opening on the gas-inflow-side surface and a plurality of portions, each portion having a diameter being reduced and then increased from the surface opening, one of the portions, whose diameter is the smallest, being defined as an inlet neck portion. As viewed in cross section in a thickness direction of the partition wall, the surface opening of each communication pore has a diameter defined as a surface opening diameter, the inlet neck portion of each communication pore has a diameter defined as an inlet neck diameter. The inlet neck diameter is smaller than the surface opening diameter, and an average value of the inlet neck diameters is 15 μm or less. A surface opening ratio of the communicating pores in plan view of the gas-inflow-side partition wall surface is 40% or more.

A filter material for removing leukocytes including a nonwoven fabric composed of polyester fibers, the nonwoven fabric having a first endothermic peak at a melting point and a second endothermic peak having a maximum in a temperature range from 155° C. to 225° C. in a DSC curve obtained by differential scanning calorimetry (DSC).

A sanitary mask sheet, in which a WC value indicating a work volume up to a maximum pressure in a thickness direction is 0.3 Pa.Math.m or more, and a capture rate of particles having a particle diameter of more than 1 m is 85% or more.

A method to manufacture a ceramic foam filter includes: sintering a filter body to a temperature greater than a molten metal to be filtered through the body; creating multiple tortuous path channels extending through the filter body individually having a repeated and controlled passage geometry creating a continuously changing diameter and area of a flow path through the multiple tortuous path channels causing localized increases and decreases in molten metal flow rate through the multiple tortuous path channels; and applying a mixture of at least one ceramic powder and at least one binder using additive manufacturing to shape the filter body including the multiple tortuous path channels.

A filter material for removing leukocytes including a nonwoven fabric composed of polyester fibers, the nonwoven fabric having a first endothermic peak at a melting point and a second endothermic peak having a maximum in a temperature range from 155? C. to 225? C. in a DSC curve obtained by differential scanning calorimetry (DSC).

A nonwoven fabric (NF) comprising a multilayer structure that comprises: i) at least one meltblown layer (M) comprising melt blown fibers (MBF) comprising a first propylene polymer (PP1) having: a) an amount of 2,1-regiodefects in the range from 0.0 to 0.1 mol-%; and b) a melting temperature Tm in the range from 155 to 170 C., ii) at least one spunbonded layer (S) comprising spunbonded fibers (SBF) comprising a second propylene polymer (PP2) having: a) an amount of 2,1-regiodefects in the range from 0.4 to 1.5 mol-%; and b) a melting temperature Tm in the range from 145 to 160 C. wherein the melting temperature of the first polypropylene polymer Tm (PP1) is at least 5.0 C. higher than that of the second first polypropylene polymer Tm (PP2).

An aerosol-generating system, comprising: an aerosol generating substrate; an air inlet (16); an air outlet (28); an airflow passage (22) extending from the air inlet to the air outlet; an atomisation chamber (23) within the airflow passage; an aerosol-generating element within the atomisation chamber configured to atomize the aerosol-generating substrate to generate an aerosol; and an inlet filter (24) in the airflow passage between the air inlet and the atomisation chamber. Advantageously, the inlet filter is configured to allow for a flow of air into the airflow passage from the air inlet, through the inlet filter, but configured to prevent liquid, or liquid droplets greater than a predetermined size, within the airflow passage from passing through the inlet filter towards the air inlet.